A wildfire in western Oklahoma has put two firefighters in the hospital while destroying more than 5,000 acres.

Oklahoma legislative leaders disagree over the path forward toward developing the state budget for the next fiscal year.

Federal and state regulators are mulling what they can do to thwart the growing problem. Rogue health insurance brokers are switching consumers' plans without permission and collecting the commission.

Property damage from 16 western Oklahoma wildfires is expected to cost more than double the price of the Louisiana Purchase, according to the Oklahoma State University Extension Service.

Oklahoma saw the fewest number of candidates seeking office in years when the filing period closed Friday.

I've been busy getting our keyhole garden ready for the season. Oh, and we had a solar eclipse.

A metro family could lose their dream property near indian hills to eminent domain as their land is currently set to be part of phase two of the ACCESS Oklahoma

An Oklahoma family has been awarded a huge compensation by a jury after they were forced out of their home to make way for the Kickapoo Turnpike. The family did not believe they were offered a fair…

The Route 66 Centennial is less than two years away, and the City of Tulsa wants to add several attractions to enhance the Mother Road. The city of Tulsa has released three proposed improvements, including two focused on Cry Baby Hill.

Oklahoma’s Court of Criminal Appeals says Congress disestablished the Osage Nation’s reservation around the time Oklahoma became a state.

Walters has spent much of his tenure as State Superintendent battling with Tulsa schools, but on Tuesday, voters appeared to hand him a stern message.

Lawmakers say they are negotiating how to resolve a potential legal issue with how last year's teacher pay raise bill was structured.

Two-hundred and six candidates on Wednesday flocked to the Capitol for the first day of filing for legislative and congressional seats.

The Oklahoma City Thunder has opened registration for its summer youth basketball camps.

Rep. Toni hassenbeck, (r) District 65"to me, it's not even a controversial or crazy issue; the more people we get to the polls, the better off we are."Coming on

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Oklahoma's budget-making process has hit a snag: Senators won’t consider any money bills from the opposite chamber, and Pro Tem Greg Treat said they’ll continue with that stance until they get a budget plan from the House.

Any point on the globe can expect to see a total solar eclipse about once every 400 years. This Monday, it’s far southeast Oklahoma’s turn.