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An Oklahoma bill to place new regulations on citizen-led policymaking has passed the state Senate.

Unresolved issues tied to education, incarceration and mental health services will hamstring Oklahoma’s ability to remain among the nation’s top 5 fastest…

State Farm whistleblower and Oklahoma native Ina DeLong left a binder of damning documents with Oklahoma City attorney Charles Weddle — then she disappeared.

If the partial shutdown of the federal government continues for weeks, it could lead to cutbacks in the federally funded program that helps low-income…

With private schools statewide now eligible for up to $7,500 in tax credits per student through the Parental Choice Tax Credit Program, many are raising tuition. How are schools able to do this and what do these increases look like?

Tributes poured in from Oklahoma's federal lawmakers and state elected officials over the weekend after the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.…

University of Oklahoma President David Boren’s proposed penny sales tax for education reflects a fundamental shift in the way the state is paying for…

Oklahoma Medicaid expansion advocates are working to collect the required 178,000 signatures to get the measure on the ballot next year. It would mean…

Oklahomans who purchase health insurance policies next year from the leadinginsurer in the Affordable Care Act marketplace could face unsubsidized rate…

Gov. Kevin Stitt announced Tuesday Oklahomans can vote on the legalization of recreational cannabis in a special election on March 7, 2023.

Oklahoma lawmakers have introduced 40 bills impacting LGBTQ Oklahomans’ healthcare access, inclusion in schools and options for self-expression this legislative session, according to an analysis by Oklahoma Watch.

President Clinton was in Oklahoma City today, remembering those who perished nearly a year ago when a bomb destroyed the Federal office building they were in.