Elementary, middle and high schoolers all landed in different buildings this week as Millwood finishes a years-long facilities overhaul.

A Nazarene district wants the Oklahoma Supreme Court to reverse a judge's ruling that let a breakaway OKC congregation keep its campus.

David Smith and Pamela Gordon face off August 25 in a rural district where a $50 billion data center is the real battleground.

Norman Public Schools kicks off the 2026-27 year with new facilities funded by a decade-long bond, including a relocated FFA campus.

The order directs state agencies to push federal officials toward Foreign Terrorist Organization designations, a step only the U.S. State Department can actually take.

South OKC students start Tuesday in a new 193,200-square-foot building with a 2,000-seat gym and a college and career center.

The three-day conference and gala lands at First Americans Museum and OKANA Bullseye this October, capping a decade of tribal finance collaboration.

Gentner Drummond says a year of frozen rates left HealthChoice with an $85 million gap teachers and state workers will now help cover.

Adelaide Lee Elementary teaches in Spanish and English while John Marshall's new center lets teens fly drones and earn college credit.

About 70 students are suddenly without a school after Osage Nation's abrupt Pawhuska closure, tied to a $98 million budget gap.

Pryor Public Schools got $24 million this year from the tax break lawmakers now want to reshape.

Bartlesville will keep its automated license-plate cameras, but two Flock units are being replaced with Axon equipment as privacy concerns persist.

Moore councilors are weighing an independent legal investigation into the city's animal welfare division amid months of public scrutiny.