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A father remembers his only daughter, killed in the Oklahoma City bombing

In this edition of StoryCorps, a father remembers his daughter who was among 186 people killed when a federal office building in Oklahoma City was bombed 30 years ago.

Longtime death row inmate Richard Glossip is led out of an Oklahoma County courtroom on Monday, June 9.

Oklahoma judge overseeing Richard Glossip's case recuses without explanation

The judge overseeing court proceedings for former death row inmate Richard Glossip recused herself from his case Thursday morning.

What's left for lawmakers as Oklahoma's 2026 legislative session winds down

Oklahoma legislative Republican leaders have largely satisfied their agenda entering the last month of the 2026 session. But hundreds of bills still await final floor votes.

Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommie Johnson III

Oklahoma County Commissioners Give Sheriff Permission To Contract With Video Production Company

The Oklahoma County Commissioners gave their county sheriff permission on Monday to contract with a video production company to film a TV series. The…

Oklahoma Country Singer Jude Northcutt of Jude 'n' Jody Dies At 89

Oklahoma country music and television legend Jude Northcutt has died following a stroke. He was 89.

The death chamber at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester.

U.S. Supreme Court Justices Divided On Oklahoma's Death Penalty Challenge

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday morning on Oklahoma’s death penalty protocol and whether the use of a new sedative might cause cruel…

Oklahoma agency launches campaign to promote safer opioid, prescription drug management

ODMHSAS is launching a new initiative to educate how to safely use, store and dispose of opioids and other prescription meds.

Oklahoma lawmakers to consider raw milk rules, eminent domain, land management

Lawmakers have filed dozens of bills covering food and agriculture, but some issues concerning property and food are dominating topics this upcoming Oklahoma Legislative Session.

Oklahoma City Public Schools Superintendent Sean McDaniel

Oklahoma City Public Schools Announces Plan To Return To In-Person Learning

Oklahoma City Public Schools are planning to come back for in-person learning ahead of schedule amid struggles to conduct distance learning. Citing…

The fire, located northeast of Mooreland — about 10 miles east of Woodward — began Monday afternoon and has since burned around 18,000 acres.

Northwest Oklahoma residents to evacuate as fire burns thousands of acres, relief in sight

As drought and extreme temperatures persist across the region, some residents in Northwestern Oklahoma are evacuating their homes as a wildfire continues to scorch thousands of acres.

OSDH is not recommending Oklahomans avoid a specific food right now but says romaine lettuce is a possible source for Oklahoma's cyclospora infections.

Oklahoma's investigation into food-borne parasite indicates romaine lettuce as possible culprit

The Oklahoma State Department of Health is investigating a food-borne parasite that’s infecting more Oklahomans than usual this summer. It’s part of a nationwide uptick in cyclospora-related illness.

Indigenous Santa poses with two attendees of the First Americans Museum 2021 Winter Art Market. He's back for the 2023 event at FAM this weekend.

First Americans Museum will host a Winter Holiday Art Market in Oklahoma City

The holiday season is starting early at the First Americans Museum of Oklahoma with the annual Winter Holiday Art Market this weekend.

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