Opponents of Norman's new arena have taken their fight to the state's highest court, warning of "junk" bond ratings and $230 million in hidden debt.

Although recent attempts to convene a grand jury to investigate several Rogers County governing bodies over controversial economic development projects failed, two Rogers County residents have filed t...

CACHE, OK — At the request of its insurance carrier, the City of Cache has updated its policies for handling requests for public records.

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority has acquired additional property in Norman, a grain fire continues to burn in Sayre, and an arrest was made outside Bishop McGuinness High School. Here are the 5 Things...

After FOX 25 reported on water damage, mold testing and parent-notification concerns at John Ross Elementary, parents, teachers and former teachers contacted th

Democrat Nick Coffey and Republican Jon Echols are competing to become Oklahoma's next attorney general, outlining their qualifications and goals before the Nov. 3 election.

Lawmakers discussed taking another stab at modernizing Oklahoma courtrooms by introducing audio and visual recording technology.

Oklahomans will decide between two Oklahoma Corporation Commission candidates who differ in how they want to regulate data centers and utility rates.

Grand Jury Justice now has 45 calendar days to collect 5,000 signatures of registered Tulsa County voters to advance to the next procedural step.

On June 19, 2026, Edmond police officers arrested an unhoused man for jaywalking. One incorrectly assured the man his body camera was on.

The lawsuit seeks records related to at least seven deaths at the facility, including investigation and incident reports, surveillance video, intake forms and welfare-check logs.

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission has agreed to pay over $310,000 in severance to three former employees who parted with the agency in the last 18 months, according to copies of their severance agre...

LAWTON, OK — Following the release of video showing an apparent hazing incident, Eisenhower High School’s former head basketball coach has been charged for the incident.On Friday, Craid Bernard Foster

The petition seeks a grand jury investigation into Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler and his office over the handling of several cases, public records and other office practices.

Oklahoma Secretary of State Benjamin Lepak was arrested in August outside of a McDonald's. It was his third alcohol-related arrest.

State agencies sometimes pick some weird hills to die on when it comes to public access, but the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and its governing board take the cake.

An Oklahoma resident is demanding a state board apologize and consider reconvening after its audio equipment failed to work properly, hampering his ability to participate in a public meeting.

The Norman Public Schools Board of Education discussed a policy and resolution regarding the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act and how it prepares meeting agendas.

Wrongful death lawsuit reveals concerns among police officers over high-speed chase policy, which many called subjective.

An expert in Oklahoma open records law disputed that records of official business were not public.

The lawsuit challenging the rezoning for development of a Google data center now alleges Sand Springs' vague records from city public rezoning meetings violated state laws.

Who is officiating Michigan-Oklahoma in Week 2? Here's what to know of the crew heading to Ann Arbor, Michigan:

The unexpected cancellation of a federally funded meal program in Oklahoma has drawn criticism from schools and lawmakers.

OKLAHOMA CITY – After more than two years of litigation and tens of thousands in legal fees, a state agency Thursday released the severance agreement for its former executive director. The agreement b...

The Tulsa World obtained the contracts for all three nonconference games via an open records request to the university. Here’s a breakdown of the contracts and compensation.

An Oklahoma County judge has ruled the man behind Oklahoma's failed Lookout Kitchen restaurants and his company committed fraud in obtaining money from an inves

The City of Claremore has been told by the Attorney General's Office that they can't charge thousands of dollars for an open records request.

A federal judge said he will rule Wednesday in a dispute between Entergy Arkansas and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette over details of an agreement the power company has with Google about data centers in...

A grandmother who lost two grandchildren in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in 1995 says she is still seeking answers.On April 19, 1995, K