Protests have popped up at Tesla dealerships across the country opposing the company’s billionaire owner Elon Musk.

- The federal government has threatened to close the Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Pawhuska. - Charges have been dropped against one of three Sperry students accused of sexual assault.- A protest opposing Tesla owner Elon Musk popped up in Tulsa over the weekend. - A renowned and sometimes controversial artist is in Tulsa researching Oklahoma’s complex history. - Oklahoma's governor bans a Chinese-based AI.

As DOGE threatens to close the Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Pawhuska, a leader of the tribe that would be impacted says they can run it themselves.

Oklahoma’s top insurance official warned that health insurance premiums could see “substantial increases” next year if federal subsidies for the Affordable Care Act aren’t extended.

The Tulsa County District Attorney’s office has dropped charges against one of three Sperry students accused of rape by instrumentation.

In an event lasting more than two hours at Tulsa’s municipal court Thursday, members of the Cherokee and Muscogee nations saw charges from assault to speeding shifted to the purview of their tribes.

Oklahoma’s senior U.S. senator spoke to employees and residents at a local nonprofit Wednesday morning.

Wendell Grissom, 56, was declared dead by lethal injection at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester at 10:13 a.m. It was Oklahoma’s first execution of 2025.

Tulsa is dismissing a traffic case against an Osage citizen in what could be another victory for tribal sovereignty in Oklahoma. The state executes its first death row inmate in 2025. Tulsa's mayor has ramped up rhetoric about the governor over tribal issues. Bird lovers gather in Claremore at an event dedicated to the feathered friends.

The city of Tulsa has dismissed a traffic case against a Native motorist despite the state ruling he was not granted immunity from local prosecution.