Oklahoma may exempt minor-operated businesses from sales tax with House Bill 3548, proposed by Representative Maynard, aiming to encourage young entrepreneurship effective from tax year 2027.

Records show the DOJ's requests for Oklahoma's voter rolls were repeatedly sent to a non-existent address, complicating the state's response and raising privacy questions.

COSWA partners with Upcycle Products Inc. for its annual rain barrel sale, featuring barrels and accessories starting at $69.50 with pre-orders required by March 22 and pickups on March 27-28.

A bereaved Oklahoma father is pushing "Leo’s Law" to require fentanyl testing in child‑welfare cases after his toddler died of fentanyl exposure.

Oklahoma Human Services asked lawmakers for $25.5M to offset federal SNAP changes. Officials warn a 10.87% error rate could trigger hundreds of millions in new costs.

The Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus has proposed policies to support Oklahomans' financial stability, addressing wages, utility pricing, insurance premiums, and education funding.

Oklahoma City's financial report for January 2026 shows lower-than-expected sales and use tax collections, but the fiscal year-to-date revenue is slightly above projections.

OKC Streetcar service will be suspended on Feb. 1 due to developments for the new OKC Arena. Bus shuttles will operate instead, every 25 minutes along the usual route.

Incumbent David Holt faces Matthew Pallares in Oklahoma City’s Feb. 10 mayoral election as arena, GO bond and transit debates shape the campaign.

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.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt supports Tom Homan's plan to enhance state-federal partnership on immigration enforcement, praising efforts to prioritize border security and law enforcement.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt signed an order for transparency in civil asset forfeitures, requiring detailed public reports to ensure respect for property rights.

Crews broke ground Friday on a privately funded governor’s residence in Oklahoma City, a project officials say fixes accessibility but that critics say needs donor transparency.