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Tribal governments responding to the U.S. Supreme Court's 2020 decision in McGirt v. Oklahoma have looked to negotiation to resolve differences with the state of Oklahoma. Chickasaw Nation senior counsel Stephen Greetham discusses frustrations Native American tribes have experienced in pursuing tribal-state dialogue. In the previous episode of Capitol Insider our guest was Gov. Kevin Stitt's special counsel for McGirt matters, Ryan Leonard.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters said Wednesday errant bonuses his administration paid to educators might not have to be clawed back.

The National Weather Service's Norman Forecast Office warns that the heavy rain and flash flooding threat will increase late Tuesday into Wednesday,…

U.S. Rep. Steve Russell had barely been in office for 24 hours before his constituents started attacking his first vote.Russell joined three colleagues…

Sardis Lake, in southeastern Oklahoma, is at the heart of a battle between state and tribal governments over control of water. Debate has raged over…

Habitat loss and the use of herbicides to kill butterfly-preferred milkweed plants have caused the monarch butterfly population to drop by 90 percent over…

The company that manages Epic Charter Schools in Oklahoma refuses to provide state auditors details about how it spends millions of dollars provided by…

Early-rising Oklahomans will have the chance to view a total lunar eclipse Wednesday morning. Why is it called a "super blue blood moon" eclipse?A total…

Advocates say it could help reduce sentences for nonviolent offenders. Some House Republicans believe justice reform efforts have gone too far.

Income tax cuts approved by governors and legislators of both parties over the past decade reduced this year’s state revenue collections by more than $1…

A new report from Legal Aid Services Oklahoma shows that eviction filings this year are increasing in Oklahoma City.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office announced Tuesday it would drop a civil lawsuit against Florida tech company ClassWallet, saying state actors — rather than the company — were responsible for mismanaging federal pandemic relief dollars.