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Recent crashes that resulted in traffic snarls on the Turner Turnpike put focus on the need for continuing investment in infrastructure modernization, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority said in a release.

Despite initial approval from both bodies of the state Legislature, a bill that would force the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority to conduct rigorous studies will not reach the governor’s desk due

Nearly 200 Norman area residents have filed a lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority that accuses the agency of violating the state’s Open Meeting Act.

A lawsuit filed last week contends the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is not following the law when it comes to how it will pay for upcoming projects.

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority announced Thursday that it would find the money to further environmental and engineering studies with cash on hand following an oversight committee’s ruling it cannot use

In light of a recently-filed lawsuit, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will not be permitted to use money from a $200 million line of credit to further its plans to build

A lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority alleges that it does not have the legal authority to construct toll roads in Norman after the legislature declined to approve two bills

An attorney plans to sue the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority ahead of its plans to begin spending millions in bond funds to commence environmental and engineering studies.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives on Wednesday passed Senate Bill 1610, which forces the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority to perform environmental impact studies, and heads back to the senate with an

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority may have exceeded its authority in planning new pay roads that would affect Norman, Noble and Slaughterville, a Norman lawmaker and attorneys representing OTA opponents said Friday.