Oklahoma targets teacher applicants from California and New York with a test developed with PragerU to screen for "radical leftist ideology."

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond dispatched state agents to Okemah after the police department lost its chief and four other officers, leading to an emergency response to maintain public safety.

Stillwater Police urge bike owners to record serial numbers to aid in theft prevention and recovery efforts, highlighting the importance of this step on Facebook.

Oklahoma legislators honor teachers for their role in student development, beyond just academics, recognizing the profession's challenges and importance to the community.

Rep. Ty Burns criticized the OSSAA for prioritizing bureaucracy over students following the board's rejection of an eligibility appeal and hardship request. Burns calls for reform, citing a lack of accountability.

The City of Lawton is accepting applications for its 2025 Elk Hunt until September 12, with the drawing on September 17 and hunts scheduled for October and December.

Norman, OK seeks applicants for an interim Ward 5 City Council position after Michael Nash's vacancy, with a submission deadline of August 22 at 5 p.m. Eligible candidates must apply via the city website or in person.

Senator John Haste celebrated the ceremonial signing of Oklahoma's Senate Bill 701, which allows for expanded higher education courses in Tulsa, aimed at meeting local educational and workforce needs.

Oklahoma lawmakers are allowed to use campaign funds for security, following an Ethics Commission ruling, in response to increasing threats to public servants.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond supports cattle ranchers against the "Product of USA" label on foreign beef, advocating for honest marketing and consumer protection.

Oklahoma lawmakers approve the use of campaign funds for security, following bipartisan requests for guidelines in response to safety concerns for public officials.

A court victory for Oklahoma AG Drummond led to the removal of the endangered species status for the lesser prairie chicken, impacting local agriculture and energy sectors.

Senator Darcy Jech attended the launch of new facilities at OSU's College of Veterinary Medicine, highlighting the project's impact on education and rural areas, backed by a $250 million state investment.