OKLAHOMA CITY – More than 200 new laws take effect Monday following a legislative session that ended in May. Oklahoma’s ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — State lawmakers recommended Thursday that a Republican colleague resign immediately and not seek reelection after substantiating allegations of repeated sexual harassment against ...

The former secretary of the Oklahoma State Board of Education has sued the state, alleging she faced age and gender ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Though the work might not be glamorous, the next state auditor says she finds fulfillment in holding government entities accountable for how they use Oklahomans’ money. Melissa Capps ...

Employment outcome reports show a declining percentage of Oklahoma college graduates who stay to work in the state.

Thousands of Oklahoma voters are expected to go to the polls early this week to cast ballots before the Nov. 3 general ...

Oklahoma has had at least 222 criminal cases related to women’s pregnancies or births since the 2022, according to a national ...

Oklahoma’s Medicaid payment error rate is well below the national average, according to the agency that administers the ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — A potentially high-paying deal between a major prediction market operator and a small, Oklahoma-based tribe may be in jeopardy amid a yearslong internal fight over who is the ...

Oklahoma House lawmakers convened an interim study on strategies to tackle chronic absenteeism and truancy rates in public ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — A misdemeanor charge of public intoxication against Oklahoma’s secretary of state has been dismissed with costs, the City of Edmond said Wednesday. A dismissal notice states Benjamin ...

A legislative panel was told Tuesday to look past tax policy and to invest in education and other areas to make the state a ...