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Federal funding announced by the Department of the Interior aims to empower tribal nations to overcome environmental threats.

The Osage Nation’s fee-to-trust application for 41,521 acres is approved.

As the academic year winds down, schools are already looking toward the next one. It’s bound to be more normal. There’s also bound to be thousands of new…

Oklahoma City Public Schools released a more detailed breakdown of its massive budget cuts Thursday afternoon, showing specifically how cuts could affect…

State Senator Stephanie Bice advances to face Congresswoman Kendra Horn, Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum avoids predicted runoff, three incumbent state Senators...

A popular desire for reform led lawmakers to push the release of hundreds of people from Oklahoma prisons in a record commutation last year. The climactic…

One of Oklahoma City's energy giants announced a sale of land leases and active oil wells in northern Louisiana on Tuesday. The move will bring in about…

After a 30-hour final leg of their road trip that started more than a month ago, Chai and Bamboo finally pulled into Oklahoma City around 3 a.m.…

Parts of Oklahoma have been suffering from severe and exceptional drought conditions for three straight years. That is a long time, especially for…

Oklahoma is among the top hotspots in the country when it comes to legislative attempts to censor certain discussions in academic settings, according to a new report. The study shows lawmakers in this state have proposed the second most so-called “Educational Gag Orders” in the country since 2021.

As people gathered around the Oklahoma Capitol to support victims and their families, Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill tweaking a law he signed to help solve the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis.

Federal courts in Northern Oklahoma have gotten busy since 2020 when the Supreme court ruled half the state is Tribal land. Now, a Cherokee woman is joining the federal court there.