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The charge alleges that Sheriff Chris Morris embezzled state property when he caused the county to buy a damaged utility task vehicle that he previously owned.

Oklahoma is projected to have the highest revenue in the U.S. from medical marijuana sales in 2024.

Controversy over House Bill 4156 did not stop passage of the bill in both the Oklahoma House of Representatives and Senate, and it is headed for Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office

Attorneys and auditors are trying to determine whether salary overpayments issued to Cherokee Countys elected officials last year should be returned to taxpayer coffers.

An increase in drug overdoses from fentanyl is causing one eastern Oklahoma district attorney to take a new approach to cases where someone dies from drugs sold to them.

An Oklahoma House bill, if passed into law, would allow courts to order a driver who kills the parent of a minor child while under the influence to pay child

The creation of a joint city-county planning board will be delayed until Cherokee County Commissioners have more information on the project.

A new task force created by Gov. Kevin Stitt is studying public safety on tribal reservations without any formal input from tribes.

From a dog that was bred to run in a hamster wheel in the kitchen to a vegetarian pooch given to Hawaiian children at birth, many intriguing breeds have gone extinct.

A state senator’s answer to a question about legislation targeting LGBTQ+ Oklahomans has sparked a nationwide outcry on both sides of the issue and has drawn a rebuke from Senate