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Alex Brandon/APOklahoma’s newest senator spoke against former president Donald Trump’s indictment Thursday. -
Max Bryan/KWGS NewsThe Greenwood Chamber of Commerce president has sued three city councilors, claiming they violated the state Open Meeting Act by texting about another councilor during a meeting. But accusations he and his lawyer made about the law and how the city has treated his organization are in dispute.
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The Supreme Court won’t hear a civil rights case brought by the parents of a teenager who was naked and unarmed when he was fatally shot by an Oklahoma police officer in 2019. -
KWGS News interviewed District 1 candidates Stacey Woolley and Jared Buswell ahead of the April 4 election.
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Oklahoma’s State Board of Education passed several controversial new rules regarding gender and sex education in schools, and took action to clamp down on teachers’ unions Thursday.
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A pre-statehood law, known as the Curtis Act, was used to force allotment. It’s now being used as the latest way to challenge the landmark McGirt v. Oklahoma decision.
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The plan isn't finalized, but is expected to go before voters in August.
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The Oklahoma House of Representatives moved to ban classroom instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity Tuesday with the passage of a bill that uses nearly identical language to Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” Bill.
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The Dolly Parton Imagination Library has come to Tulsa.
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The board appointed Marshall after almost a full two months of deadlocked votes, delays and a contentious meeting over the board seat.
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One of the bill's co-authors was taken aback by the House's decision
