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Updated 12:45 p.m. CDTA federal appeals court has lifted its stay in gay marriage cases in Oklahoma and Utah, clearing the way for same-sex nuptials to…

The state has restored the ability for individuals to obtain paper copies of vehicle titles in some cases.

After a weather radar in Oklahoma City was vandalized and taken offline earlier this month, State Attorney General Genter Drummond is now prosecuting a suspect.

Senate Bill 1636, written to improve the review process for solving cold cases, received approval from Gov. Kevin Stitt this week.

The Oklahoma State Medical Association says it will push during the next legislative session for exceptions to Oklahoma’s strict abortion laws.

A bill advanced in the Oklahoma Legislature that would require sixth through twelfth grade schools to provide free menstrual products.

This was the biggest Final Four semifinal win ever, eclipsing the 34-point wins by Cincinnati over Oregon State in 1962 and Michigan State over Penn in 1979.

A small group of black students at the University of Oklahoma were thrust into the national spotlight last week after a video surfaced of Sigma Alpha…

One of America's largest college fraternities, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, closed its chapter at the University of Oklahoma late Sunday after a video posted hours earlier appeared to show fraternity members singing a racist chant. Please note that this report uses some harsh, racial language.

Recreational marijuana supporters are moving forward with an effort to get it on the ballot, despite uncertainty about the constitutionality of a new law that slaps more regulations on the process.

State Rep. Brian Renegar, D-McAlester, and three of his House colleagues on Monday wrote a letter to Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt asking for his…

The controversial Ten Commandments monument will stay on the grounds of the Oklahoma State Capitol during the legal process challenging whether or not…