Senator Kristen Thompson of Edmond, Oklahoma is leading a study on the negative effects of food additives on health, economy, and the workforce, and is advocating for legislative actions to improve food safety and health outcomes.

A disagreement over mount fees between the Jockeys’ Guild and the TRAO is causing some jockeys to boycott races at Remington Park, impacting the race schedule.

Oklahoma City drivers face lane closures and delays due to highway construction, affecting I-35, I-40, and other roads, with some disruptions lasting until 2026.

Charles Everett Sewell is convicted and sentenced to 20 years for the fentanyl-overdose death of Jack Thach in Oklahoma, highlighting the state's fight against the opioid crisis.

Ongoing construction projects throughout Tulsa are causing road and lane closures, with US-75 and I-44 being notably affected with detours and narrowed lanes, causing traffic changes slated to last until 2028 in some areas.

EMSAcare enrollment in Oklahoma City runs from September 1-30, offering residents the chance to sign up for a service that covers out-of-pocket emergency ambulance costs.

Sunny with a high near 86 degrees forecasted for Oklahoma City today, followed by a clear night with a low around 65. Weather changes expected with a potentially wet weekend ahead.

A man was arrested after a car chase in Tulsa, ending in a crash, with charges of kidnapping and other offenses, following a distress signal from a female passenger.

Oklahoma's AG, Gentner Drummond, urges the removal of OHFA appointees, citing discriminatory practices in housing programs based on race and sexual orientation.

Rep. Gabe Woolley of Oklahoma is advocating for judicial reforms, specifically targeting the Department of Human Services (DHS) to ensure accountability and prevent government overreach in child custody cases.

A 13-year-old boy in Tulsa died after a fireworks incident; he was struck by a mortar-style firework, leading to cardiac arrest. Despite quick emergency response, he passed away in hospital.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court is reviewing two lawsuits challenging Senate Bill 1027, which changes the state's initiative petition process, for issues including constitutionality and its retroactive effect on current measures.

Norman is accepting nominations for its Human Rights Award, recognizing local champions of human rights. Submissions are due by October 15 via email or mail.