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A band synonymous with Oklahoma Red Dirt music is reuniting.

Just days after the state health department took down localized COVID-19 data, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter provided health officials with a…

With several weeks still to go in the 2026 legislative session, Governor Kevin Stitt and Republican leaders in the House and Senate have reached a budget agreement.

A University of Central Oklahoma music professor's struggle with multiple sclerosis will be featured in a PBS documentary airing next week.The documentary…

The reason recreational marijuana isn’t on the November ballot despite petitions being submitted a month before the deadline.

A broad-based coalition of Oklahoma business and civic leaders are the latest group to offer a specific plan to end the state’s ongoing budget impasse.The…

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Paul Barrett, adjunct professor of law at NYU, about his report on what disinformation will look like in 2020 and what can be done to lessen its impact.

The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety has purchased several devices capable of seizing funds loaded on to prepaid debit cards to aid troopers in…

As KGOU nears its goal of helping provide meals to needy Oklahomans during the season of giving, we say thanks and look ahead to 2022.

Since it signed on in 1971, KGOU has provided opportunities for University of Oklahoma students to learn and practice skills in broadcast journalism.

Former OU students who did reporting for KGOU last year, Ryan Gaylor and Beth Wallis, have won prestigious international journalism awards presented by the Broadcast Education Association.

The highly popular How Curious podcast will return to KGOU in the fall, featuring a new host and a fresh perspective on Oklahoma history, myths, legends and curiosities.