State Auditor Cindy Byrd released the City of Lindsay audit on Wednesday, Nov. 3, weeks after the failure of First National ...

An agreement was announced Nov. 14, 2024, to settle a lawsuit involving incarcerated Oklahomans in need of mental health ...

With a Markwayne Mullin Cabinet position rumored as a 2025 possibility, Oklahoma's 2026 election chessboard could be shuffled ...

LANGSTON — When the fall semester began, Langston University students returned to campus and found a surprise: Town officials had passed an ordinance banning students from having off-campus ...

A vulnerable Venables in Norman and a grungy Gundy in Stillwater? That's not where Oklahoma football fans thought the 2024 ...

From left: Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners Todd Hiett, Kim David and Bob Anthony discuss an item Wednesday, Oct. 30, 3024. (Michael McNutt) Support Journalism The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ...

The University of Texas may have won the Red River Rivalry this year, but Oklahomans may take some consolation in learning the state of Texas has paid the state of Oklahoma $10 million to settle a ...

As voters look to recover from the long slog of a national election season, the gears of democracy continue to grind. Edmond’s unique electoral setup sees the city choose its mayor every two years.

The Oklahoma Legislative races held Nov. 5, 2024, featured multiple elections with implications for the ideological makeup of ...

State Rep. Monroe Nichols will be the first Black mayor of Tulsa, 103 years after a mob of white Tulsans destroyed Tulsa’s Greenwood District, nicknamed “Black Wall Street.” Nichols defeated ...