Attorney General Drummond filed a response to State Farm's petition to the Oklahoma Supreme Court, seeking to maintain his role in a case concerning alleged insurance malpractices that affect Oklahoma consumers.

A Hughes County couple sued to overturn Oklahoma’s rule that requires funeral-director licenses to sell caskets, arguing it blocks local businesses and raises prices.

The family of Lee Hodges says prosecutors declined to charge the property owner who shot him in Cromwell and is demanding 911 and body-camera recordings.

Wastewater and state data show influenza activity rising again in Oklahoma, with percent positivity above 20% and hospitalizations climbing, especially among older adults.

The City of Tulsa offers free firewood for residents, which can be collected from the Mulch Site, with proof of residence required. The initiative helps with heating costs and recycling efforts.

State Rep. Toni Hasenbeck launched a GOP bid for Oklahoma state superintendent, centering her campaign on literacy, parents' rights and Bible access in schools. Her entry adds a legislator with a controversial education record to a crowded field.

A bill named for 9-year-old Talyn Bain would let ODOT set 45 mph school zones on state highways next to schools; it cleared a House committee 5-0.

Bridger Aerospace has staged Super Scooper water‑bombers and a PC‑12 in western Oklahoma after a busy January of fires and rising fuel loads. The aircraft are on standby to support crews across the state.

Tribal Affairs Leader Scott Fetgatter criticized Gov. Stitt for overlooking tribal partnerships in Oklahoma, particularly post-McGirt ruling, and hopes for better future collaboration.

New affordable housing development, Portland Place Apartments, opens in Oklahoma City with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, exemplifying a successful public-private partnership effort.

Sunjun July, 22, was shot and killed outside the Wyndham Grand in downtown Oklahoma City while working as a security guard. Family members say he stood for respect and morals and was saving for dental school.

Norman, OK is advancing its street project with closures on James Garner Avenue for the Gray Street Two-Way Bond Project, affecting traffic and causing detours.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt orders a review of the state's health policies to ensure medical freedom and uphold individual liberties, emphasizing informed consent and parental rights.