Tulsa's Dana Prieto and Canadian County's Jack Stewart both lost their Senate seats in Tuesday's runoffs, capping a rough summer for the far-right bloc.

State prisoners dialed Oklahoma voters in primary races while a Virginia super PAC paid nearly $600,000 to the vendor behind the calls.

Kim Coody claims Bixby leaders secretly discussed a DUI scandal in an improperly noticed meeting, then pushed her out for asking questions.

District 1's Vanessa Hall-Harper fell just short of a majority, setting up a November faceoff with professor Corinice Wilson.

Stillwater's flagship university welcomed 17,999 Oklahoma residents this fall, its best in-state total in over four decades.

RFD & Associates says it logged 25,000 hours before getting fired. The state says it paid $800,000 for a system that never worked.

A citation over a swather hauled without an escort led Attorney General Gentner Drummond to rewrite the rules for Oklahoma farmers.

OU welcomed 6,437 freshmen this fall, its sixth straight record class, forcing new dorms and a 650-space parking garage.

A required wastewater fix hits Minco either way, but Tuesday’s vote decides who pays and how much.

Choctaw police still lock suspects in a jail cell made from a shipping container. Voters decide Aug. 25 whether a tax hike fixes that.

Muskogee 6th and 7th Grade Academy scrapped an August 12 prayer walk after a national watchdog objected, but Oklahoma's attorney general says the event broke no laws.

A budget leader says even Gov. Stitt now calls selling the old state plane a mistake, as replacement costs balloon past what lawmakers approved.

Ordinance 25782 would raise Tulsa's gas franchise fee to 4% and lock in Oklahoma Natural Gas for two decades.