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U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe announced Friday that he would retire from the U.S. Senate effective Jan. 3, 2023.

As the food service industry weathers its second pandemic winter, Maine Restaurant Week's mission to boost business is more relevant than ever.

Solar Power of Oklahoma has announced plans to open a new location in Tulsa, creating more than a dozen new jobs for installers, journeymen and advisers.

Legislators from both parties question what Oklahoma can and should do, while others beat the drum of preventing "federal overreach."

Oklahoma lawmakers are investigating the case of death row inmate Richard Glossip.

Reed Smith, a Houston law firm, has agreed to take a pro bono look into the case of Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip.

If you’re interested in art, here’s your chance to see a variety of it in Oklahoma City and beyond.

Cherokee Nation citizen Thomas Cook, a Broken Arrow sophomore, won the prestigious Gold Key Award for a self-portrait in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards­ – Alliance for Young Artists

Republican lawmakers will hold a news conference Tuesday at the Oklahoma state Capitol to discuss death row inmate Richard Glossip's case.

The plan has fooled many Christians into thinking it’s pro-family.