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School starts Monday for Oklahoma City Public Schools, and many more districts across the state will begin classes in the coming weeks. With the new year…

Death row inmate Donald A. Grant will be the next of Oklahoma’s death row inmates to be executed on Thursday morning, followed in three weeks by Gilbert Postelle.

About 86 employees have left the Oklahoma State Department of Education since Ryan Walters took office as state superintendent in January, records show.

Oklahoma schools use technology apps to manage everything from attendance to grades to parent communications. And now, a growing number of districts are updating hall passes to the digital age.

In the months leading up to Oklahoma’s election on the legalization of recreational cannabis, Oklahoma purged tens of thousands of voters from its rolls due to inactivity or duplicate registrations.

The recent deaths of two football players in Oklahoma schools ignited new questions about whether school sports are safe enough to play, and what can be…

The Oklahoma Water Resources Board is developing a new Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan to ensure the state has enough good water over the next 50 years. The OWRB is hosting rounds of public input meetings across the state starting in August.

The law created by Senate Bill 658 has hit a temporary road block as Oklahoma County District Court judge Natalie Mai orders a temporary injunction against the provision that prohibited mask mandates in schools.

Pending federal approval, schools could recoup more Medicaid dollars from providing services like occupational and speech therapy, and behavioral health supports to eligible students.

A new report out Thursday morning says 45 percent of Oklahoma City's roads are in poor condition.“That’s taking a toll on [drivers’] wallets each year, to…

Bradley Carter of Ward 1 and Todd Stone of Ward 4 will keep their City Council seats. Nobody challenged the pair.

Four day school weeks have become more common across Oklahoma over the last decade. Lawmakers have tried to limit the practice. However, the rural districts that use them are fighting to keep them.