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Kyle Phillips/For Oklahoma VoiceThe state House on Tuesday sent a bill that would limit most public schools to two virtual days a year to the governor’s desk despite bipartisan opposition. -
Janelle Stecklein / Oklahoma VoiceThe state’s mental health department should go back to budgeting basics and build out guidelines for the services it must provide, the head of a legislative fiscal oversight agency said Monday.
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Harry Dunn, a retired Capitol Police officer that served during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, came to Tulsa to speak at a Democratic fundraising event. -
Oklahomans for Equality Board President Whitney Cipolla greets a group of more than 60 Queer advocates at the Dennis R. Neill Center in downtown Tulsa. -
When it comes to immigration and deportations, Oklahoma’s senior senator agrees with the president in some areas — but not all of them. -
It’s unclear how to file human rights discrimination complaints with the city of Tulsa. -
Francis died early Monday, the day after Easter Sunday, in Rome at the age of 88 following complications from a stroke. -
Rep. Kevin Hern has returned from his trip to a notorious mega-prison in central America. -
A state representative says lawmakers need to care more about due process for vulnerable people. -
First responders have found the bodies of a woman and her daughter who were swept away by floodwaters Sunday afternoon south of Tulsa. -
Former President Bill Clinton addresses memorial on 30th anniversary of Murrah Building bombing -
At a busy Tulsa intersection housing strip malls with Starbucks and cell phone stores, more than 200 people turned out to demonstrate against President Donald Trump Saturday.
