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Chronic absenteeism is a problem effecting schools around Green Country.

Due to an agreement of both parties, a misdemeanor case has been postponed again until next month for a business owner accused of charging patrons an excessive fee for Grand

The Oklahoma City Council is being asked to slow or stop development of a $100 million amphitheater amidst worries over noise and traffic.

A new Drive Test Center is open in Oklahoma City to assist young drivers.

WILLISTON — An Oklahoma man has been charged with criminal trespassing after entering a secured area at the Williston Basin International Airport last week.

Several national grocers have been working tirelessly on their expansion strategies—and locations seem to be multiplying overnight.

Kennedy, 14, was left screaming in agony when the fumes from her nail polish remover caught alight at her Xenia home on January 5. She was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery.

Nearly 1 in 5 registered Oklahoma voters are barred from Republican and libertarian primaries. We asked readers about open primaries in Oklahoma.

The City of Broken Arrow was founded in 1902. It wasnt until the 70s the town established a city hall when the population was just under 12,000.

A large police presence near Admiral and Sheridan put a nearby elementary school on lockdown.