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Members of the city’s transportation committee have asked city staff to negotiate half the cost to bury OG&E power lines ahead of a January special election to renew the utility’s

Legislation is coming in 2023 that would allow businesses the opportunity to choose their electric utility provider.

OG&E recently launched its 16th annual fan donation program.

AARP Oklahoma has planned to host an interactive telephone town hall beginning at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

Government agencies reduced services, and schools and businesses closed as dangerous cold weather moved into region.

A winter storm set to move across America’s breadbasket this week could drop more than a foot of snow in some places, and more ominously, coat trees and power lines with freezing rain.

Oklahoma Gas and Electric has made preparations for potential power outages from the incoming winter weather.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Edison Electric Institute awarded Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company two Emergency Response Awards following power restoration work from the May severe storm in Arkansas and Hurricane Ida

Oklahoma Gas & Electric has launched its upgraded tool to help with direct communication during power outages.

Thousands of Oklahomans were left without power on the first weekend of the new year.