Last year, Google announced they were behind the building of two separate multi-billion-dollar data center campuses in Muskogee County. Coined Project Scissortail, the primary campus sits just south of the Muskogee city limits on nearly 420 acres of land. And its boundaries are directly across from a row of residential homes – with only the width of a county road separating them.

After years of homelessness and addiction, Ernesto Akothe was ready to start over. But more than $25,000 in fines and fees stood in his way until a judge waived the debt. Not every qualifying defendant gets the same opportunity.

The Oklahoma state government is allocating $500,000 to aid Tulsa's district attorney in a jurisdictional fight with Muscogee Nation.

A 2023 state law was intended to help low-income people escape fines and fees they can't afford. But an Oklahoma County judge argues the law is unconstitutional. A state Supreme Court ruling could affect defendants across Oklahoma.

Oklahoma's unique opioid settlement with Purdue created an independent addiction research foundation. Seven years later, its leaders are building a headquarters in Tulsa.

A new formula from the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education positions the state's colleges and universities to compete for a percentage of their state funding allocations.

An Oklahoma state board has scheduled an uncommon third vote on a first-in-the-nation Jewish charter school.

One of the state's largest traditional school districts voted Monday to close 17 sites in response to a $12 million budget shortfall it says stems from declining enrollment.

As Tulsa Public Schools grapples with a $12 million budget shortfall, its board of education voted Monday night to close 17 schools.

Indivisible Tulsa County organized its 4th No Kings Protest Saturday afternoon, bringing hundreds of people to the corner of 41st St and Yale Ave.