Officials say outdated construction rules make it too costly to build affordable residences. Lawmakers are weighing how to cut red tape without cutting corners on safety.
Five years after the McGirt ruling, some Oklahoma towns are still ticketing tribal citizens in violation of federal law. Reporters Clifton Adcock and Allison Herrera join us to explain why it’s happening and what it means for tribal sovereignty.
Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. says tribal nations are succeeding despite criticism, and that Oklahoma’s next governor must do better.
One teacher calls the new standards a “bait and switch” as the state mandates lessons on debunked 2020 election claims.
OKC Mayor David Holt shares what the Thunder’s championship means for Oklahoma City, and how it connects to the city’s journey since the bombing.
Drummond is trailed by Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters and Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell, neither of whom have officially declared their candidacy.
Attorneys for John Fitzgerald Hanson said he had undiagnosed autism, and another man was more culpable for the crime. Hanson’s execution is set for June.
When the 2026 election rolls around, it will be 20 years since Oklahoma last elected a Democrat as governor. Cyndi Munson thinks she can change that.
