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Lynn Morgan, the vice president of administrative services, had sex with women in his office, according to public records and interviews with former employees.

In their final rush to contend with Oklahoma’s budget crisis, state lawmakers have voted to curtail a tax credit described by advocates as one of the best…

More than 8,500 state employees are working remotely at least some of the time, with the arrangement mostly from a lack of space at agencies.

We close the year with a discussion of the top ten stories of the year in Oklahoma, beginning this week with numbers ten through six.

Senate Bill 139 banned students from using personal devices for the entire school day.

Citing budget cuts, state officials are ending the controversial Oklahoma Marriage Initiative, a 17-year-old program originally aimed at reducing the…

Bass Reeves, one of the first Black deputy U.S. marshals west of the Mississippi River, is considered among the most prolific law enforcement officers in American history. But was the character The Lone Ranger based on Reeves?

A new augmented reality app transforms 30 locations around the Oklahoma City metro area into a virtual Cross Timber woodland in an effort to reintroduce…

Oklahoma City Public Schools board members say they learned about a city plan to extend the period for redirecting downtown tax revenue away from schools…

“Don’t be a stinker, use your blinker.” “Did I do that? Don’t Urkel in the work zone.” Oklahoma interstate signs have sported more than 100 different…

Federal auditors uncovered a pattern of improper and irresponsible spending under Candida Manion, executive director of the Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, that included conference trips to Southern California and Florida.

Six years after pausing the administration of the death penalty in the state, Oklahoma carried out an execution on Thursday that did not go according to plan. During injection of the three-drug cocktail, inmate John Grant convulsed more than two dozen times and vomited, before losing consciousness and dying in the execution chamber. Witnesses described a gruesome sight, and the Grant execution casts doubt over the next executions the state is planning, including that of Julius Jones.