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Damage was reported across Oklahoma as severe storms, bringing tornadoes, large hail and destructive wind moved through the state

The Senate has passed the halfway point in this legislative session. Although the number of bills advancing through the legislative process have been whittled down, there’s still plenty of work

Prosecutors charged the Okmulgee County officer with assaulting a police officer after a December altercation over a jail booking.

The Owasso Police Department and the Oklahoma Counter-terrorism Task Force are investigating threats against Owasso Public Schools.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt tried to compare Arizona and its relationship with the Navajo Nation to Oklahoma and its tribal communities.

In 2020, when the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision in “McGirt v. Oklahoma, “the court declared that the historic reservation of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, and by extension

The second session of the 59th Oklahoma Legislature began Monday afternoon, kicking off with Gov. Kevin Stitts annual State of the State Address.

Gov. Kevin Stitts "One Oklahoma Task Force" includes only two seats allotted to tribes on a 13-member panel dealing with Indian Country law enforcement, the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council learned

Gov. Kevin Stitts "One Oklahoma Task Force" includes only two seats allotted to tribes on a 13-member panel dealing with Indian Country law enforcement, the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council learned

Leaders from Oklahoma’s Five Tribes said a McGirt task force being assembled by Gov. Kevin Stitt has several flaws and does more to divide than unify relations between the state