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President Obama’s visit to Oklahoma dominated the news cycle this week, and basically shut down small portions of downtown Oklahoma City, Durant,…

An OU-based, federally funded program to get more mental health professionals in rural Oklahoma schools has seen its funding end prematurely — and it’s searching for new funding sources to keep the mission going.

The state’s largest physicians’ organization denounced House Bill 4063, which passed the House floor Tuesday. The group argued against a special election, where voter turnout is generally lower.

Oklahoma's Supreme Court will soon decide if Attorney General Gentner Drummond can intervene in a private insurance lawsuit against State Farm. Here is a breakdown of this week's oral arguments.

Four stories that were trending or generated discussion online or on KGOU’s social media platforms during the past week.More Than Half Of Oklahoma Inmates…

The old Oklahoma City jail could be put to a new use.The six-story jail was built in 1940, but it hasn’t been used to house inmates since the late 1980s.…

The sounds of Native American flute music wafted over the South Oval at the University of Oklahoma last week as the Spring Heritage Celebration Day…

On the first day of its fall term, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal from the Sac and Fox Nation and Jim Thorpe’s sons to move the athlete’s…

Although the United States is a popular destination for exchange students around the world, not all exchange students choose to study in Oklahoma. Adrian…

State lawmakers repealed rules allowing sex marker changes on state driver's licenses. A lawyer working with trans Oklahomans said it's a "significant blow" to their rights.

Despite long-held suspicions that the state’s earthquake surge was linked to oil and gas activity, the Oklahoma Geological Survey stayed silent amid…

When the federal government kicked off Operation Warp Speed, the program to administer vaccines, it allowed states to build their own plans. These plans…