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A bill that gives the Legislature the authority to dramatically alter state agency rules and regulations probably won't be heard this session. The measure…

Editor's Note: This is the third in a series of stories reported jointly by Oklahoma Watch and KGOU Radio.More than two decades ago, after Oklahoma voters…

Excerpted interview from the May 17, 2026 broadcast of The Weekend Blues

Chloe Bennett-Steele is StateImpact Oklahoma's environment & science reporter.

Normally, summer is a slow time at the state Capitol, but there was a lot of activity this week, including movement toward the appointment of a new State Attorney General.

An eight-year-old girl lay undiscovered for six hours after a Guymon crash that killed her and her grandfather when a drug task force officer's vehicle, traveling 85 mph in a 70 mph zone, struck their car. Records show a haphazard investigation, no photos taken, no interviews conducted and an incomplete collision report.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Kevin Stitt’s mortgage company did not tell Wisconsin officials about its run-ins with other states’ regulators when it…

Oklahoma is writing new academic standards in math and English that in some ways go beyond the current standards and the now-repealed Common Core goals,…

The two candidates in Oklahoma’s closely watched 5th Congressional District talked health care, foreign policy and policing during their first debate…

Oklahoma’s teacher shortage is growing more severe with the spread of COVID-19. More teachers are opting for retirement than last year, and many say fear…

A commission appointed by state leaders to ferret out wasteful spending and ineffective practices by state agencies has gotten its first recommendations…

NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro speaks to Chase Burns and Jasmyne Keimig of The Stranger, a weekly newspaper in Seattle, about the charms of movies you can't find on streaming services.