Two men both claim to lead Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town, and the fight now threatens its new Kalshi prediction-market partnership.

Shatima Bennett told an undercover operative her job was technically illegal, then denied it on camera. UCO says there are no illegal jobs on campus.

The Edmond university's new Applied Science doctorate covers biology, computer science and engineering — a key step toward R2 research status.

A Virginia nonprofit says Oklahoma's new access law blocks its voter-roll research. A judge hears arguments November 10 in Oklahoma City.

Enid kept two of its three original zones as Oklahoma launches a new tax-incentive push favoring rural communities starting in 2027.

Ringwood Public Schools is selling land along Highway 58 after two years of budget losses tied to falling enrollment and oil and gas revenue.

A pastor, a retired sergeant and a merchandiser square off for Lawton's open Senate seat after Dusty Deevers got bounced in the primary.

A Mesta Park property owner told a mother the complex was not kid friendly before the Justice Department stepped in.

Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Epic Charter Schools are among dozens of districts flagged under a new rule tying test scores to accreditation.

INTEGRIS Health, fresh off clinic closures and an insurer standoff, has signed an agreement to join Kaiser Permanente's Risant Health network, pending regulatory approvals.

A split federal appeals panel sided with the EPA over the Pawnee Nation, letting Oklahoma skip tribal consultation on 26 environmental programs.

Chaunté Gilmore takes on Rep. Marilyn Stark for a third straight cycle in a northwest Oklahoma City district Democrats see as their best shot.

One man biked to work for months after his January 2021 release from prison because of a suspended license. Lawmakers are now weighing whether to stop the practice statewide.