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Oklahoma attorney general eyes legal action over alleged insulin price gouging

Oklahoma’s attorney general is exploring legal action against drug manufacturers, alleging wrongful conduct that resulted in artificially increased prices for insulin.

Downtown Sulphur the day after a tornado ripped through the small town’s downtown district on April 27. The two bills approved by lawmakers are meant to help localities that have seen their sources of sales tax revenue destroyed by tornadoes rebuild sooner rather than later.

Oklahoma lawmakers approve disaster relief package to rebuild rural towns hit by tornadoes

A new state fund for towns impacted by recent tornadoes will soon be available. Two measures passed Monday to help pay for natural disaster response.

Oklahoma County Jail Must House And Support ICE According To Board Of County Commissioners

The Oklahoma County Board of County Commissioners voted Monday to make the local jail support and house ICE. The decision is in direct contradiction with…

Oklahoma Will Have Six New State Lawmakers After Tuesday’s Runoffs

Tuesday’s primary runoff election will put one new Republican in the Senate and three freshman Republicans and two freshman Democrats in the…

Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater speaks to the Board of County Commissioners on Nov. 2.

Oklahoma County Board Of Commissioners Defers Sheriff’s Audit Vote For Another Week

Oklahoma County's Board of County Commissioners met Wednesday morning and discussed last month’s investigatory audit of the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s…

Vice President Joe Biden administers the oath of office to U.S. Sen. James Lankford during the ceremonial swearing in January 6.

Oklahoma Senators Lankford, Inhofe Sworn In, House Delegation Splits Speaker Vote

Republican James Lankford has joined Oklahoma's senior senator as a member of the U.S. Senate.Lankford, a former member of Congress from Oklahoma's 5th…

Jim Inhofe's working papers will be donated to Oklahoma State University upon his retirement

Sen. Jim Inhofe's official papers will be getting a new home soon. The retiring senator will be donating them to Oklahoma State University.

Oklahoma County commissioners vote to drop lawsuit against OKC over jail site

The city and county have been battling over the future site of a new detention center for months.

Oklahoma nonprofit becomes first group outside OSDH to provide Children First services

Oklahoma State Department of Health launches loan repayment program to combat clinician shortages

The Oklahoma State Department of Health and its Office of Primary Care launched a loan repayment program for health professionals working in shortage areas.

Oklahoma Turnpike Authority seeks public input on revised south extension turnpike route

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is hosting two public meetings next week on the future south extension turnpike.

Oklahoma sees $11 million broadband grant cancellation, though officials remain confident

A federal program to expand high-speed internet access has been canceled.

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