‘It will kill our town.’ Residents upstream from Grand Lake worry more flooding could be headed their way
Records show state and federal authorities have been aware of potential flooding risks for decades.
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We fact-checked GOP candidates for state treasurer
We searched for the truth about claims on issues ranging from state open meeting laws to genetics and alcoholism.
Julius Jones is still behind bars, but he and his supporters haven’t given up
“The fight ain’t finished,” Jones says.
Oklahoma’s failed school voucher bill just the latest battle in an ongoing war
Public education faces increased scrutiny as some lawmakers vow to continue a push to divert more state money to private schools.
Oklahoma Attorney General won’t release audit on Health Department spending
Former Attorney General Mike Hunter requested the investigative audit after questionable spending to obtain pandemic supplies.
Republican lawmakers file dozens of bills to curb vaccine mandates in Oklahoma
While similar proposals didn’t get a hearing last year, GOP lawmakers are hoping a more nuanced approach will help their legislation gain traction.
As Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry booms, regulators struggle to keep up
Loopholes in state residency requirements have led to an influx of out-of-state investment through ‘ghost owners.’
She was charged with manslaughter after a miscarriage. Cases like hers are becoming more common in Oklahoma.
A growing number of women are facing criminal charges for substance use during pregnancy in Oklahoma. Experts and health care providers say that’s bad for moms and babies.