The Latest Breaking News from Oklahoma

Those who fail won't be getting a teaching license.

Grocery shopping is a routine part of life, but in 2025, many shoppers noticed something different at checkout. Grocery taxes, which often go unnoticed, quietly increased in several states this year. These changes matter because they affect how much you pay for basic needs. Even a small tax hike can…

Google will expand its first data center and build another in Oklahoma as part of a two-year, $9 billion deal.

"How do Defendant's letters interfere with Plaintiffs' authority or ability to administer Oklahoma's public schools?"

The next Manning takes the reins, the first-ever QB trade (sort of) and transfers and freshmen who will be must watch this season.

A caller from Oklahoma named Daniel reached out in an April episode of "The Ramsey Show" to ask whether he should halt contributions to his 401(k) because his church encouraged members to help finance a building project. 

More than 400,000 Uber trips in the U.S. from 2017 through 2022 resulted in reports of sexual assault and sexual misconduct, documents show

A newly installed TV automatically plays an action movie channel and happened to be showing a film that contained nudity, the Republican lawmaker said

A former NFL player from Oklahoma has been convicted for his role in a large-scale dogfighting operation

Oklahoma education official Ryan Walters took to social media to defend himself after he was accused of watching pornographic material, and even playing such material on screens in his office.

‘This is a bizarre and troubling situation,’ the state’s senate president said