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Tyler Clifton collapses onto a couch after a long day at the furniture store he manages in downtown McAlester. It’s the same couch where he occasionally…

In a litigious week for Oklahoma’s top education official, state Superintendent Ryan Walters has both sued and been sued by advocacy groups.

The state treasurer's office says the latest gross domestic product report shows a year-long recession in Oklahoma. The state GDP report by the Bureau of…

In the wake of deadly derailments, fiery explosions and dangerous spills, the federal government in May ordered railroads to share with state authorities…

Donald Trump, the real estate billionaire-turned-GOP frontrunner, plans to make a campaign stop in Oklahoma City Friday, speaking to supporters and others…

The price of crude oil has plummeted below $50 a barrel, and while there are varying opinions and analyses on whether the downturn will be short slump or…

The Oklahoma Supreme Court is set to hear arguments regarding a state question to raise the minimum wage.

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections wants out of the state’s unified information technology system. Corrections director Joe Allbaugh criticized how…

Since his car was totaled a month ago, Jake Fisher has walked to his job in digital marketing in downtown Oklahoma City. It helps that he lives and works…

The group collecting signatures for a medical marijuana ballot question is roughly two-thirds of the way to its goal of 80,000 signatures by August…

Starting Aug. 29, the state’s 4.5% tax on groceries comes off the books. This follows Gov. Kevin Stitt's signing of the bill in February.

The latest update of the U.S. Drought Monitor shows 98 percent of Oklahoma experiencing at least abnormally dry conditions. As has been the case for the…