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This legislative session, lawmakers will consider a range of education bills spanning teacher recruitment and retention, higher education financial aid, culture war issues, school policies and subsidizing private education.

A woman raising her three grandchildren in Bethany was facing eviction after she lost her job to the COVID-19 pandemic. She called Dan Straughan for help…

In Moore, students are getting messages in 30-plus languages other than English.Moore Public Schools is using different methods from recorded phone…

Oklahoma’s prisons are crowded, and the state continues to incarcerate offenders at the second- highest rate in the nation, according to the Bureau of…

Oklahoma's 2026 statewide elections may not be happening just yet, but a slew of local races will be on ballots Tuesday.

Gov. Kevin Stitt called on the legislature to send a question to voters that would allow for “adjustments” to Medicaid expansion during his State of the State address Monday.

Oklahoma Human Services is extending the deadline for certain licensed child care facilities to submit proof of an application for or achievement of national accreditation.

With federal funding expected for run dry Oklahoma's 988 Lifeline, mental health advocates are urging lawmakers to create a plan to cover costs.

The three-day filing period opened Wednesday morning for candidates running for state and federal office. More than two dozen educators are considering…

When President Donald Trump ordered an end to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program last September, he put 700,000 immigrants’ futures in…

Most of the state’s American Rescue Plan Act money centered on upgrades to broadband internet infrastructure. Oklahoma lawmakers also dedicated $20 million from unallocated funds for drought relief.

There are several organizations in Oklahoma working to serve the new Afghan refugee population that arrived two years ago. One of the largest struggles they face is to provide one of the most basic resources—food.