The Latest Breaking News from Oklahoma

Facing a possible civil rights lawsuit, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has backed off a threat to revoke the accreditation of Saint Francis Hospital South in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The agency had threatened to revoke the hospital's accreditation if it did not extinguish the candle burning in its…

The bill is likely to make it into law regardless of Mr Stitt’s veto

Scott Fetgatter proposes legislation aimed at halting early release of certain sex offenders after mass killing

The regents of both schools have given their final approval for the seismic move.

The Supreme Court put the execution of Richard Glossip indefinitely on hold in a ruling on Friday.

Washington (AFP) - The US Supreme Court granted a temporary stay of execution on Friday to an Oklahoma man convicted of murder whose case has sparked appeals for clemency from Pope Francis and Hollywood stars.

Republican officials in Oklahoma including state attorney general have raised doubts about conviction

The Supreme Court has blocked Oklahoma from executing death row inmate Richard Glossip after the state’s attorney general agreed Glossip’s life should be spared

In Oklahoma, there is a total ban on abortion with very limited guidelines for medical emergencies

EXCLUSIVE: McFadden’s former cellmate James Fleming tells Andrea Blanco what it was like living with him as he served time for rape

Seven bodies found in search for two missing Oklahoma teens, police say