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OKLAHOMA CITY — It’s “really, really disappointing” that some legislators and tribal leaders are colluding to cut the state’s top executive entirely out negotiations involving key compact renewals, the governor

McCurtain County is a peaceful place, until its not. Its past includes illegal moonshine and a race riot, as well as mountain tourism and outdoors.

The federal trial of a Krebs man accused of drowning his infant daughter in 2016 is set to begin Monday in Muskogee.

In a state where more than 40 percent of voters mark the straight-party option at the top of their ticket, there are still large numbers of voters willing to entertain the notion of splitting their ticket.

McAlester’s city attorney said he initially denied records requests for a January 2023 fatal police shooting because of a pending motion to quash, but city officials listed a different reason

Making a Greenwood District national monument was a key topic at a Congressional Black Caucus Foundation event in Tulsa on Feb. 25, 2023.

A district attorney said two police officers who fatally shot a McAlester man in January “were justified in their use of deadly force,” but he lacked jurisdiction to make a

Gentner Drummond is renovating the Office of the Oklahoma Attorney General, both literally and figuratively.

Coeur d'Alene education program coordinator Sarai Mays delivered teaching tools to enrich fourth graders' understanding of Idaho’s Indigenous peoples.

From a gaming dispute to a heated campaign, here are the key moments in Oklahoma-tribal relations under Gov. Kevin Stitt.