OKC for Soccer adds four new executives to its leadership team and formalizes a grassroots council to shape the city’s pro ...

One of the recurring and frustrating expressions I heard over many years of legal work with worried employers was this: “But ...

Oklahoma deploys parasitoid wasps in forests to combat the emerald ash borer, a beetle that’s killing ash trees across the state and the U.S.

Billy Long becomes IRS commissioner after backing its abolition, amid staffing cuts, tax chaos and scrutiny over campaign contributions.

Oklahoma ranks last in EV sales nationwide as registrations drop and public charging lags behind, with trucks and range anxiety slowing adoption.

Oklahoma tribes risk losing $3B in funding due to a proposed Trump grant freeze, a move experts say could violate historic treaty obligations.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol will pull troopers from metro areas Nov. 1, reallocating resources to rural regions due to shifting ...

Mayor David Holt says OKC’s NBA championship and ongoing projects mark the city's arrival on the global stage in 2025.

OAK hosts Christmas in July on July 26 with a Reindog parade, custom dog house auction and more, benefiting the Oklahoma Humane Society.

Oklahoma violinist Kyle Dillingham returns to Japan's Expo 2025 for National Day performances, continuing his role as U.S. cultural ambassador.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2020 ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma, which held that the pre-statehood reservation of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation was never formally disestablished for purposes of federal ...

Shhhhhhh. If you listen closely, you can almost hear eyes glazing over whenever state leaders discuss the notion of creating specialized “business” courts.