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Active coronavirus cases continued their rapid growth in November, with the latest infections popping up in small prison towns and populated suburbs of…

Customers are being saddled with paying 600 times the usual price for energy after a winter storm as regulators are accused of being too close to the industry they monitor.

Four out of five people who kill themselves in Oklahoma are men.Law enforcement officers are only beginning to learn how to deal properly with the…

The Oklahoma House has passed a resolution calling on President Barack Obama and Congress to reaffirm the nation's commitments to protecting religious…

In the months since last year’s gubernatorial election, Gov. Kevin Stitt has continued to pull in hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign…

The latest “Nation’s Report Card" results are out, and Oklahoma continues to lag most other states in reading and math scores and faces a steep climb…

KGOU managing editor Logan Layden is joined by OU professor and author Rilla Askew, who wrote the novel 'Fire In Beulah', a fictionalized work that dramatizes the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and the events leading up to it.

KGOU's year-end fundraiser is an easy way to support your favorite station and help the hungry in Oklahoma, too.

The beginning of a new year also marks the start of journalism and media awards season. And already, KGOU has been recognized with two awards for excellence in reporting.

In Oklahoma and across the nation, news consumers consistently favor their local news sources.

KGOU starts the new year with a pledge to our listeners in Oklahoma and beyond - to continue to deliver the important public service journalism you expect in 2025.

Teacher turnover hit its highest point since the pandemic last school year, when more than 6,000 Oklahoma public school teachers left the classroom.