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This is the KGOU AM NewsBrief for Friday, Jan. 31, 2025.

Lawmakers heard from tribal leaders during a two-day interim study looking at compacts between the State of Oklahoma and sovereign Native American nations.

The head of an international consulting firm that is being sued by more than a dozen veterans has withdrawn his nomination from Gov. Kevin Stitt to be…

Oklahoma state colleges and universities have received the go-ahead to raise tuition and fees to address rising costs.

QuikTrip, Devon Energy and owners of the Oklahoma City Thunder were among the top contributors to January events celebrating the governor’s re-election.

Facing a budget hole of more than $611 million, state lawmakers said they're looking everywhere for revenue to fill that hole.On Friday, Governor Fallin's…

Growing up in Kansas near the Oklahoma Panhandle, Michael Brose saw firsthand the struggles of rural residents to find quality health care.Later, in two…

As always, KGOU provides an opportunity for University of Oklahoma students to learn broadcast journalism. This year, new initiatives and the 2022 Oklahoma elections will make that experience even more meaningful.

As other states look to increase transparency, Oklahoma's Legislature again decided not to hear a bill that would remove its exemption to the open meetings and records act.

Oklahoma's House Criminal Justice and Corrections committee narrowly passed a measure Wednesday that would make fines and sentences for cattle theft…

Oklahoma lawmakers return to the state Capitol Monday, facing a $300 million budget hole, calls for prison reform and a renewed push to reduce the number…

As trash mounts in Tulsa apartment complexes and tenants’ water access is threatened at the Oklahoma City-based Drexel Flats, attorneys and lawmakers said the situation at Vesta Realty is another example of why Oklahoma’s tenant protection laws must be addressed.