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The new executive director of the Oklahoma Ethics Commission called on state lawmakers this week to restore the agency's funding to its 2016 level

An 18-year-old man from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, was stabbed Thursday night in the parking lot of the bus station in Duquesne.

Jason Doyle, Service Oklahoma chief executive officer, said the state has issued about 1.5 million REAL ID licenses.

Short money: The last general revenue report before lawmakers begin this years legislative session was not terribly encouraging for those wanting a tax cut.

Two Oklahoma lawmakers are suing District 6 District Attorney Jason Hicks for copies of communications sent before, during and after death row inmate Richard Glossip’s clemency hearing last April.

Tulsa Public Schools has submitted a Community Eligibility Provision application to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. If approved, all TPS students will eat for free in 2024-2025. #oklaed

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday that it had approved an application from the Osage Nation to administer the Summer Electronic Benefits Program.

Brittni Moore’s life took her from Oklahoma to California to the DC area before landing in Baltimore. For her, it’s all part of a journey that taught her to be kind and open.

The five largest tribes in Oklahoma have decided to decline participation in the Governor's task force to address jurisdictional issues.The Inter-Tribal Counci

OKLAHOMA CITY — The head of the agency that processes driver’s licenses is expecting a surge in demand as the federal deadline for REAL ID draws closer.