Oklahoma lawmakers are looking into allowing video and audio recording in some courtrooms. A joint House and Senate interim study this week considered logistics and addressed concerns around the idea.

After years of attacks on voters’ power to take matters into their own hands, democracy advocates are going on the offensive in Montana and Missouri. They’ve placed constitutional amendments on... Rea...

A Starbucks store in Ponca City and another in south Norman have voted to unionize, citing OKC stores as inspiration as calls for boycott sweep the nation

The Oklahoma Water Resources Board approved a dam consent order Tuesday with companies connected to former state Senate President Pro Tempore Glenn Coffee, fining them $2,500 and requiring compliance ...

The Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners is set to vote whether to audit the county's financial ledger Sept. 18, 2026.

Congress passed the largest housing affordability bill in decades this summer, but Oklahoma advocates say the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is no magic bullet for the state's 84,125-unit affordable...

The federal agency just caved to years of anti-abortion pressure

The rule, which is expected to face immediate legal challenges, also could prevent future administrations from regulating greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, sources said.

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

“Human lives are fragile. A piano might fall on a person’s head. A person might get mistaken for a piñata at a birthday party and get beaten to death. An aut...

The Oklahoma Ethics Commission is inching closer to rules regulating the use of AI-generated political messaging. At a meeting on Thursday, they discussed the route they'll likely take to get it done.

Residents at a private lake community near Hinton are watching their lake shrink and their wells dwindle. They blame unpermitted dams upstream, while state regulators point to a tangle of factors.

At least 13 papers — including The Miami Herald, The Sacramento Bee and The Kansas City Star — lost reporters

A U.S. appeals ​court on Tuesday upheld an injunction blocking an Internal Revenue Service policy that allowed ‌it to share thousands of taxpayers' addresses with immigration authorities, saying the Trump administration's practice violated federal law.

The release of water from Canton Lake to Oklahoma City is scheduled to begin in mid-September.

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 the city tried to charge a farmer more than $17,000 for bodycam footage and records related to his arrest at a city council meeting.

The legislation, which already passed the Senate, now goes to President Donald Trump to become law, checking off the main item on Congress’ to-do list ahead of the midterms.

A new law bars people convicted of DUI causing great bodily injury from early release on GPS monitoring, and Polston argues the state can’t use it to send her back to prison.

Property owners in Choctaw County are expected to see a significant increase in their property taxes following multi-million dollar lawsuits.

A TSET board member challenged a new investment policy that weighs “Oklahoma values” and ESG factors in hiring money managers. A former attorney general said the policy could create legal risks, but t...

Artemis Ghasemzadeh, who had escaped religious persecution, was deported to Panama under Trump’s immigration crackdown. Now, Canada has given her asylum.

“Such a radical shakeup in learning has never happened before, as far as I know. Is there even a way to learn about whether or not something has happened bef...