Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt discusses aligning higher education with workforce needs and proposes initiatives like tenure reform and apprenticeship expansion to prepare students for the job market.

A fast-moving grass fire near Chandler blackened up to 100 acres Friday and destroyed dozens of hay bales, prompting evacuations and heavy smoke across Lincoln County.

Rep. Ross Ford filed HB 4103 to raise Oklahoma's homestead exemption to $2,315 and add five‑year CPI adjustments, with an effective date of Jan. 1, 2027.

The City of Moore, Oklahoma, is hiring for various full-time positions, including a dispatcher, public works superintendents, an animal control officer, and a fleet maintenance mechanic.

A Guthrie woman survives a shooting by Michael Adeniran, who then led police on a high-speed chase before his arrest.

A grass fire along I-35 near the Camp Drive exit in Logan County burned several acres Friday and backed up traffic for miles as Guthrie crews called for mutual aid.

Oklahoma City police say 24 guns were stolen from vehicles this year, and 20 came from unlocked cars. The department urges owners to lock cars and secure firearms.

The Oklahoma Senate passed Bill 743, setting a mandatory 8-foot distance for protesters from worshippers at religious services to prevent disruptions.

OTRD rewrote the bidding rules for state park restaurants so operators can bid per park, offer seasonal concepts and negotiate revenue shares. Site visits begin Feb. 18; proposals are due March 23.

Rep. McCane introduces bills to improve Oklahoma education, including fair compensation for educators, capping superintendent salaries, and raising the minimum hourly wage for school employees.

Tulsa closes two more homeless camps, houses 13 individuals under Safe Move Tulsa, with 68 people and 26 pets rehoused overall, aiming for a phase one goal of 300. The initiative provides housing and support to reduce homelessness and encampments.

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.

Wagoner County deputies recovered stolen tools, meth and marijuana and a firearm after a Feb. 5 search warrant in the Toppers area. Two people were arrested and the probe remains active.