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Oklahoma Highway Patrol can not legally decide to shift the bulk of its patrols away from Oklahoma City and Tulsa, according to a binding Attorney General opinion released Wednesday.

The November 2013 meeting with University of Oklahoma President David Boren wasn’t oil billionaire Harold Hamm’s first attempt to discuss with university…

Recent state budget cuts could affect whether some families can afford childcare. Parents who apply for childcare subsidies through the state Department…

The abnormally early ice storm that left hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans without power is creating unique hardships for the state’s health care…

Coal mining can cause a lot of damage to the landscape, and the federal government has rules about how mining companies are supposed to treat the land…

Wastewater injection into clusters of high-rate disposal wells likely triggered a 5.1-magnitude earthquake that struck western Oklahoma in February 2016,…

The U.S. is expected to have added about 5 gigawatts of wind-generated electricity capacity in 2014, estimates from the federal Energy Information Agency…

A new federal report bluntly warns that every region of the United States is already observing climate change-related affects to the environment and…

Erika Buzzard Wright doesn’t hesitate to admit she doesn’t know what she’s doing.Before today, she’s never organized a press conference or put together a…

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s plan to spray chemicals and biological agents in simulated terrorist attacks at an abandoned school has alarmed…

Honeybees are dying at an alarming rate across the country, but no state lost a greater percentage of its bees than Oklahoma over the last year. When it…

The Oklahoma Ethics Commission voted Friday to extend the search for its next executive director through the end of the month just weeks after the state’s attorney general claimed the search “process has been irreparably flawed and must be started anew.”