Gov. Kevin Stitt called on Oklahoma lawmakers to place four state questions on an upcoming ballot that would overhaul government spending and voter-approved health initiatives.

Oklahoma House lawmakers considered measures that would create limitations on the use of food assistance funds in an effort to curtail fraud and cut costs.

Dozens of outraged Oklahomans on Tuesday spent hours lambasting a planned Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility slated to open in the south part of the city.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Heading into his second year as Oklahoma House Speaker, Kyle Hilbert, hopes to pass reforms to education policy and regulate data centers. With education initiatives among his top…

OKLAHOMA CITY — A House lawmaker wants the state to run its own blood bank so it can provide Oklahomans blood “untainted” by the COVID-19 vaccine.But medical professionals said it’s not reasonable to ...

Over 680,000 Oklahomans could have their SNAP benefits cut off next week if the federal government shutdown doesn’t end.

Behavioral health providers contracted with Oklahoma’s mental health department are not being reimbursed for some services provided and can’t sustain the cost, an industry advocate said.

Legislation imposing restrictions on gathering signatures for initiative petitions moved one step closer to becoming law on Wednesday.

On the 30th anniversary of the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history, former President Bill Clinton said Americans must unite and Oklahomans can help lead the way.

Oklahoma’s tribal leaders discussed the future of sports betting in the state and aren’t interested in rushing into a “bad deal.”

People who enter the U.S. without legal authorization can now be arrested and jailed in Oklahoma, the federal government says, but groups challenging the "impermissible occupation" law say…

As the number of measles cases in the state grew to four, health officials identified possible exposure sites in Owasso and Claremore.

Ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing, the Trump administration designated the Oklahoma City Federal Building as a “non-core” asset.

House lawmakers blocked legislation attempting to fund 988, Oklahoma’s “mental health lifeline,” similarly to how 911 is funded.

With immigration a priority of Republicans nationwide, a bill advancing in Oklahoma's House would create a new felony for being in the U.S. illegally.

Lawmakers pushed forward with an initiative that would give more child care workers the opportunity to have care for their own children covered.

Even as they tapped a veteran educator as interim president for OSU, officials remained tight-lipped Friday about what led to the abrupt departure of Dr. Kayse Shrum.

Oklahoma State University’s president Kayse Shrum resigned, effective Monday.

Bills introduced by Oklahoma lawmakers seek to make changes to the state's cockfighting laws by reducing the penalties for participating.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond requested Friday that a prisoner on Oklahoma’s death row be transferred from federal prison in Louisiana so he can be executed.

Three lawmakers are trying to stop the state’s highest court from dismissing their appeal of an $127 million OG&E rate increase.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond sued CVS Caremark, alleging that the company is under-reimbursing pharmacies for prescription drugs.

House lawmakers voted Tuesday to clarify who can use the women’s restroom at the back of the legislative chamber at the Capitol.

Leaders of the Oklahoma House and Senate were officially elected Tuesday during the Legislature’s organizational day.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Chancellor Sean Burrage plans to use his experiences in Oklahoma education to get more students from the state interested in pursuing higher education.

Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert plans to prioritize the state budget, a school cellphone bill and tackling workforce shortages.