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White supremacist incidents have seen a dramatic spike in Oklahoma, according to a report from the Anti-Defamation League. → Read More
An Oklahoma lawmaker discussed the overhaul of Washington, D.C., criminal sentencing laws. → Read More
Did natural gas companies manipulate prices to make Oklahomans pay more during the massive winter storm at the beginning of 2021? → Read More
This weekend, the Red Cross will be set up from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Crosspointe Church on 24th Avenue Southeast. → Read More
Several Republican lawmakers at the state Capitol and from Oklahoma's delegation in Washington have come out against the proposed measure. → Read More
The Norman community has begun the long and slow process of cleaning up after the tornado. → Read More
A University of Oklahoma football player lost his home in the tornado. → Read More
Oklahoma Gas and Electric is working to make sure the power stays on during the upcoming Oklahoma storms. → Read More
A nonprofit organization aimed at boosting entrepreneurship and small business in the state hosted its launch party Thursday afternoon in downtown Oklahoma. → Read More
Students at an Oklahoma City Public School got a chance to learn about Oklahoma City’s Black history. → Read More
Last year, a horrific plane crash in northwest Oklahoma City took the life of a grandfather. → Read More
Food pantries in Oklahoma are getting ready for the influx of people who need their help to make ends meet. → Read More
A bill making its way around the Oklahoma state Capitol that the author said could prevent unnecessary fentanyl overdose deaths. → Read More
In our state of addiction, the opioid epidemic is still running rampant with cases of fentanyl overdoses and deaths continuing to skyrocket. → Read More
The clock is ticking for dozens of churches in Oklahoma to make a key decision. → Read More
Oklahomans are gathering at Scissortail Park to support the women in Iran. → Read More
Attorney General Gentner Drummond said Stitt, who has been in an ongoing feud with former members of the commission, did not follow the law → Read More
Everyone is feeling the tight squeeze of inflation, especially when it comes to buying food. → Read More
Oklahoma’s congressional delegation reacted to the president’s State of the Union. → Read More
Gov. Kevin Stitt delivered his 5th State of the State address, laying out his top priorities. → Read More