"Women are tough, and you don’t run for office unless you have thick skin," Norman Mayor Breea Clark said after facing heavy criticism, even d…
The funding will allow two existing programs to continue operating and a third to reopen after its funding ran out.
The latest proposal is to allow the sign to remain under the government speech doctrine until at least next year’s centennial commemoration of…
U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe is going around the state collecting stories about the "good things" Oklahoma officers do, and taking them back to Washington.
"Basically, every decision Jim makes is for the benefit of himself," Broyles said Thursday.
“I have four (general election) opponents,” he said. “I don’t know where any one of them stands on the issues, and I don’t care. … People don’…
"I want every kid in Tulsa to feel safe to walk down the street in their neighborhood. No Tulsa kid should have to fear being tackled and cuff…
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“When your friends start calling you and repeatedly use the phrase `I know your heart,’ it is a good indicator you’ve screwed up,” Mayor G.T. …
Critics of Mayor G.T. Bynum's record on race and policing put forward their own candidate, Greg Robinson, to oppose Bynum in the Aug. 25 mayor…
“I want to believe he didn’t intend to say what he did, but what he did say goes against everything we are trying to achieve in community poli…
State Reps. Regina Goodwin, D-Tulsa, and Jason Lowe, D-Oklahoma City, chair and vice chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, said the discussio…
Six years ago, the last time reelection to the U.S. Senate was an issue for Jim Inhofe, he said he’d quit when he could no longer fly one of h…
Stitt will address such topics as government transparency, health care, criminal justice reform, transportation and more.
The bottom line: The department is not where it wants to be when it comes to diversity.
While the most recent data indicates that life expectancy disparities between post-retirement age residents who live in certain north Tulsa ZI…
Gov. Kevin Stitt on Tuesday announced the appointment of Justin Brown to serve as director of the Department of Human Services.
Lawmakers finished their business on Thursday, but left the door open should they need to return.Gallery: Gov. Kevin Stitt signs 429 new laws,…
Public education would receive a $203 million increase, with $157.7 million for common education.
Gov. Kevin Stitt on Tuesday signed a bill that will allow people to carry concealed weapons but not carry them openly in locations such as Gat…
Gov. Kevin Still on Thursday signed a bill designating the second Monday in October as Oklahoma Native American Day.New laws signed by Gov. Ke…
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He called it judicial reform and vowed that additional measures would be forthcoming.
Two priorities of Gov. Kevin Stitt, including a $1,200 teacher pay raise, were sent to the state Senate by the House of Representatives on Thursday.
House Bill 2597, called “Constitutional Carry,” passed the Senate Appropriations Committee by a vote of 18-4.
After marching from Guthrie Green, organizers moved the activist fair and hosted speakers indoors near John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park …
His 15-minute inaugural address was punctuated with campaign sound bites, reiterating his desire to make Oklahoma a top 10 state and that “Okl…
In addition to the football turf, the auction will include vehicles, office equipment, electronics, appliances, lawn and mowing equipment, too…
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