Democrats, homeless advocates say Gov. Stitt is lying about Tulsa homeless operation — Oklahoma news recap for September 8
Also inside: Oklahoma lawmaker asks for AG opinion on legality of new governor's mansion. Oklahoma County Commissioner Myles Davidson and his wife are accused of harassment. Judge rules Glencoe basketball players eligible to play amid ongoing OSSAA legal battle.
Beloved drive-in closing for several months due to oil well drilling — Oklahoma news recap for September 5
Also inside: Okla. County jail struggling with shrinking number of detention officers. Gov. Stitt intends to clear Tulsa streets of the unhoused. Three Oklahoma Congress members share their views on unsealing the Epstein files.
Ryan Walters is a no-show at state BOE meeting — Oklahoma news recap for September 4
Also inside: Key card data show that an Education Department chief advisor makes six figures, but rarely comes into the office. Where does lobbyist money go in Oklahoma? And, will remnants from Hurricane Lorena impact the state this weekend?
Where Sen. Lankford errs on state's crime data and president's strategy — Oklahoma news recap for September 3
Also inside: Report finds that minimum wage increase would benefit public safety. 5 things to know about today's state Board of Education meeting. Drummond says housing agency appointees are discriminating against white, heterosexual homeowners.
'Courage is Contagious': Labor Day protests across the state — Oklahoma news recap for September 2
Also inside: State Rep. Ty Burns resigns from Legislature after domestic violence guilty plea. The State Board of Education calls for a special meeting, telling Ryan Walters they're "not playing games." OSU QB Hauss Hejny is out weeks with a broken foot.
State Rep. Ty Burns pleads guilty to domestic violence charges — Oklahoma news recap for August 29
Also inside: OSU Cowboys win season opener over UT-Martin. The state board calls its own meeting after Ryan Walters allegedly refuses to schedule one. Labor Day events for the family across Oklahoma.
Drummond: OHP can't abandon Tulsa, Oklahoma City — Oklahoma news recap for August 28
The season opens for the Oklahoma State Cowboys tonight. State Auditor targets DHS, OMES for alleged mismanagement of pandemic-era relief funds. The executive director of the Department of Corrections is resigning.
Agency: 'America First' teacher's test violates state law — Oklahoma news recap for August 27
Hackers got Social Security numbers in Bartlesville schools data breach. Stigler assistant police chief saves man from burning car — and Ardmore industry takes another hit.
