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The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide whether to hear Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossips appeal after the state appeals court denied a new evidentiary hearing.

State lawmakers in nearly half of all statehouses are considering rule changes on the use of speed and red-light cameras.

You've likely heard of Minimalism, where less is more, but have you heard about Maximalism? It's a hot design trend adding more color, texture, and fun to your home decor.

This is the third time in four years that the Oklahoma Legislature will consider protecting students rights to wear tribal regalia at school events.

Deep military tactical sim featuring modern forces

Oklahoma toll roads give you the option to go straight through the toll gates with a PikePass. But if you don’t have a PikePass, you must stop and either throw change or pay an attendant.

A member of the Oklahoma County Jail Trust has resigned from his position.

The unique event is giving adults with developmental disabilities and autism an opportunity to learn life skills.  

Agreeing to disagree is the politest way of putting it.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Gregg Wadley College of Science & Health Professions at Northeastern State University will host biology and chemistry experts from across Oklahoma to discuss relevant topics as