Cynthia Keeler paid a deposit decades ago with her late husband Paul. OG&E still wanted $400 more before waiving it.

Justin Wood and Ed Bolt are racking up endorsements as they vie for the Senate District 17 seat vacated by Shane Jett.

Republican Leah Longest and Democrat Chris Odneal are chasing Shawnee's open House seat with sharply different fixes for data centers and mental-health gaps.

Mazzei edges Munson 39% to 36% in a new poll, but nearly a third of Oklahoma voters still haven't picked a side.

A glitch locked would-be voters out on the Oct. 9 cutoff — a Democratic campaign says it fielded up to 40 complaints.

Marla Hill's Turnaround Project hopes a Capitol rotunda ceremony sparks a nationwide rededication before July 2027.

Troy Talley and Megan Hornbeek Allen are clashing over a GOP questionnaire as the open Edmond seat heads to a November vote.

An Oklahoma Capitol hearing Monday will examine a Texas-style credit that could redirect business tax dollars to family-support nonprofits.

One Caddo County woman spent 95 hours in custody over a cost arrest warrant; average payments within five days of a booking were about $24.

Four gubernatorial candidates skipped a forum at a historically Black Oklahoma City church, leaving Cyndi Munson to field every question alone.

Toby Thompson and Indigo Oliver spar over housing growth and school vouchers in the fast-growing Canadian County district.

Bethany's mayor went from youngest city councilor to historic statewide first, building a career in civic leadership.

Randel Shadid says he was escorted out after questioning DHS chief Markwayne Mullin's faith over ICE tactics.