Oklahoma's Governor Stitt supports a federal decision to adjust SNAP, aiming to promote better nutrition and combat diet-related illnesses. Critics raise concerns about food access limitations. No details on excluded items yet.

Oklahoma's Sales Tax Holiday for back-to-school shopping starts today, with no sales tax on clothing and shoes under $100, despite a failed bill to extend tax exemptions.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order to stop state funding for entities connected to abortion services, following the Supreme Court's Medina ruling.

Senator Adam Pugh honored the late ex-Governor George Nigh for his dedicated service to Oklahoma and his impact on higher education and public service.

Sen. Mark Mann honors former Oklahoma Governor George Nigh, reflecting on his impactful legacy and contributions to public service after Nigh's passing.

Former Oklahoma Governor George Nigh's death is mourned by the state's House of Representatives, acknowledging his extensive public service and impact on the University of Central Oklahoma and the community of Edmond.

Former Oklahoma Governor George Nigh's death honored by political figures, including Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt, highlighting his impactful public service career.

Former Oklahoma Governor George Nigh has passed away, prompting remembrance of his legacy and influence on the state as acknowledged by Attorney General Gentner Drummond.

A Kay County commissioner, Shane Douglas Jones, faces 10 felony charges for cattle theft and fraudulent branding, with potential prison time and fines outlined by the Oklahoma Attorney General.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt begins his term as NGA chairman, focusing on revitalizing the American Dream through job creation, education reform, and energy innovation.

Oklahoma's Attorney General announced new bills for government transparency, creating a Public Access Counselor Unit and enhancing bidding laws to prevent corruption.

A WalletHub study ranked Oklahoma 50th in education, sparking reactions. While State Superintendent Ryan Walters questions the emphasis on funding, teachers and parents call for political action to address the state's education challenges.

Oklahoma senators are calling for an investigation into a concerning incident within the State Department of Education, urging transparency and clarity on the matter.