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If you didn't read the fine print of consumer contracts before, you might want to get in the habit.

A top Oklahoma health official is warning that the budget crunch may force the Oklahoma Health Care Authority to cut payments to mid-level medical…

Despite rising numbers of mentally ill prisoners, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections has slashed by nearly half its group therapy programs and pared…

A newly formed group is seeking a state constitutional change that would strip the Legislature of its power to rewrite the state’s legislative and…

After the first round of certain federal COVID-era education funds for Oklahoma ended in chaos, the second round is being handled with significantly more oversight. StateImpact’s Beth Wallis sat down with Oklahoma Watch education reporter Jennifer Palmer to talk through what this new money is being used for, who’s managing it — and who’s not.

We take a look at the races to watch as voting winds down in the midterm elections.

For the third year in a row, Oklahoma will not give a standardized writing test next spring that counts toward a student’s score or a school’s letter…

In one sense, the case against former Oklahoma City Police Officer Daniel Holtzclaw was simple, though chilling.A police officer, working the low-income…

Oklahoma is among the nation’s leaders in combating the opioid epidemic in some ways, but lags in others.The question of what more Oklahoma can do to…

The small town of Shattuck lies close to Oklahoma’s border with Texas, and at its center stands the Shattuck Windmill Museum. We learn about the vital role that windmills played across the high plains region, as well as about the role this Museum plays in Shattuck life.

This is the KGOU AM NewsBrief for Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2025.

This is the KGOU AM NewsBrief for Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2025.