Oklahoma lawmakers have overridden Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto to pass a bill expanding insurance coverage for mammograms, aiming to improve early breast cancer detection.

The late Ed Wheeler, a retired Oklahoma National Guard brigadier general and former Tulsa Community College history ...

It's not a skill featured in one of the large pictures on the side of the building, but Friday afternoon students got a crash ...

Oklahoma State could be left with regrets about its nonconference schedule. OSU is set to enter the 2025 season as one of the ...

Co-owner, JW Craft, said combining sports with a tragic moment in history is their way to educate the public and celebrate ...

The U.S. government’s list of “sanctuary jurisdictions” that includes hundreds of communities, both red and blue, is ...

Hundreds of cyclists from Detroit and other cities are meeting at the historic Greenwood District to learn from one another ...

Downtown Tulsa, Greenwood, and surrounding areas will glow green this weekend in a powerful symbol of unity and remembrance ...

One of the most iconic moments in the Broadway sensation, Wicked, is Glinda's bubble entrance. We went behind the scenes with ...

With 68 vetoes to consider overriding, the Oklahoma Legislature stalled for 5 hours May 29, 2025, with an open vote on ...

In a last minute resolution to remove Commissioner Allie Friesen out of office, both the House and Senate voted almost ...