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Out-of-state interests are increasingly spending money and spending it earlier in attempt to influence Oklahoma’s congressional races.Recently released…

As Oklahoma students return to school in the coming days, they’ll have backpacks on, pencils and laptops ready, and their cellphones out of sight.

Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that dentists on North Carolina's licensing board illegally suppressed competitors.In Oklahoma, licensing board…

While the drought continues to ease in eastern portions of the state, it’s still raging in much of western Oklahoma, where the state’s wheat harvest is…

Increasingly severe weather events are leading to mounting policy premiums and non-renewal rates, according to a U.S. Senate Budget Committee report.

“Oklahomans talk a good game when it comes to compressed natural-gas powered vehicles,” the Tulsa World‘s Randy Krehbiel writes.Gov. Mary Fallin has been…

Oklahoma has been in a nursing shortage for decades, and the pandemic has only exacerbated the problem. StateImpact’s Catherine Sweeney reports on the…

A proposal to adjust the school funding formula could strip millions from urban and rural districts and shift it to others. Had it been in place this…

Prescription drug overdose deaths appear to be subsiding in Oklahoma as new laws and outreach efforts take effect. But black-market methamphetamine and…

Senate President Pro Tem Brian Bingman, R-Sapulpa, says there's growing support in his Republican caucus for a plan to rebalance Oklahoma's Medicaid…

For decades, stories have circulated about a violent Chicago gangster living in rural Norman, Okla. In this How Curious episode, Rachel Hopkin, digs for the truth behind the rumors.

How do we communicate the dangers of natural disasters?