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Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt is at war with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which he says is overstepping its authority. He’s sued the…

A new immersive art project could help drive business to a shopping area and create economic opportunities for Oklahoma City artists.Factory Obscura, a…

More than 80% of Oklahoma fire departments are staffed by volunteers. Rural firefighters are putting their lives on the line for no pay after a ton of training. That means it’s hard to find enough people to do the job.

Oklahomans are considering some of the biggest changes to the state’s liquor laws since the end of prohibition. If approved, State Question 792 would…

In a broadcast story last week, StateImpact talked about how Oklahoma relies heavily on six major coal-fired power plants and the Wyoming coal that’s needed to run them — despite

A federal judge says four religious schools in Oklahoma don't have to provide insurance coverage for the morning-after pill and other contraceptives as a…

An Oklahoma District County judge struck down a law Monday morning banning certain uses of abortion-inducing drugs. The hearing came after the State…

As many as 300 African American residents were slaughtered when white mobs descended on Tulsa's Greenwood district nearly a century ago. The lead plaintiff is a 105-year-old survivor of the massacre.

A survey commissioned by Oklahoma educators and conducted by a Virginia pollster found that Oklahoma voters are opposed to school voucher measures like one currently being debated in the legislature.

The Oklahoma National Stockyards are the largest stocker and feeder cattle market in the world, and they’re now up for sale.

Former Oklahoma City Republican Rep. Jon Echols has jumped into the race to replace Attorney General Gentner Drummond. He’s the first to declare his candidacy for the office.

The Oklahoma County Commissioners are officially nudging the state to pay them back $1.5 million.