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The federal government is seeking its slice of Oklahoma’s recent $270 million settlement with Purdue Pharmaceuticals, and the bill could be millions of…

May 31, 2015This is from the Manager’s Desk. In its four-year history, StateImpact Oklahoma has received many awards and this last year is no exception.In…

Many of Oklahoma’s retired public employees could receive cost of living adjustments between 3% and 6% under a series of bills advanced by the state Senate on Tuesday.

More than 500 Oklahoma employees of Chesapeake Energy are out of a job following the latest layoffs Sept. 29, as oil prices stay below $50 a barrel.…

The Green Book was a guide for African Americans traveling during segregation. It listed businesses that did not discriminate on the basis of race. KGOU…

Oklahoma’s public utilities and transportation agencies say they are prepared for dangerously cold temperatures, snow and ice moving into the state.

UPDATE 12/21/13 8:15 a.m.:The wind remained light overnight, sparing much of central Oklahoma from widespread power outages.Conditions on roads in the…

Homeless youth have less access to shelters and services in rural Oklahoma. Because of challenges identifying and tracking rural homeless youth, the population is often severely underreported.

The act, signed into law on July 4, will eliminate incentives for investing in wind and solar projects.

Over the past month of bill filing, lawmakers have introduced measures to conserve Oklahoma’s groundwater, prevent forever chemical contamination and fund water infrastructure.

Federal pandemic relief money has helped cover some of the cost of relocating the facility to Stillwater.

Officials with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency say Oklahoma oil and gas regulators should “consider a moratorium” of waste-fluid disposal in its…