Oklahoma Rep. Molly Jenkins reaffirms her commitment to transparency in tracking education spending for non-citizen students, despite her amendment being postponed.

Oklahoma City man, Aaron Joelrayel Turner, is sentenced to six years for illegal firearm possession after prior felony conviction, highlighting gun law enforcement efforts.

The Oklahoma Senate confirmed seven gubernatorial nominees for key state agencies, with Senator Jerry Alvord praising their varied expertise in healthcare, education, and other sectors.

Oklahoma City announces changes to municipal services for Memorial Day, including no trash/recycling pick-up, free public transportation rides, and closures of City offices and facilities.

Oklahoma House passes HB2781, initiating the Reindustrialize Oklahoma Act for a $4 billion aluminum smelter investment, set to create 1,000+ jobs and double U.S. aluminum production.

Oklahoma House Democrats contested two bills on fiscal policy, arguing they don't meet residents’ needs and may harm financial stability, with concerns about federal funding cuts and unequal benefits.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt has overseen a financial review of ODMHSAS, outlining needs for reforms and additional funding to improve mental health services.

A truck driver was found impaled on rebar at an Edmond construction site; previously, his truck had hit a trooper's vehicle. Police are investigating the incident.

Oklahoma's legislature passed bills to reduce regulations and enhance legislative oversight. Awaiting the governor's signature, these bills aim to recalibrate power, end Chevron deference, and require greater scrutiny of agency rules.

The Oklahoma State Senate celebrated the third annual Hmong Day, recognizing the community and Vietnam War veterans, with speeches, cultural exhibits, and a proposed Hmong heritage center.

A house fire in Oklahoma City resulted in firefighters rescuing two dogs and battling a blaze that caused a partial collapse of the building. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Oklahoma House Bill 2013, known as Dylan's Law, designed to aid epilepsy patients and educate about SUDEP, passed and awaits the governor's signature.

A crackdown in Cleveland County led to the seizure of 65 pounds of marijuana and 29,000 plants. Ruibin Wu and Xihai Yin face charges following the multi-agency operation.