One of the Senate’s newest members was months late disclosing 700 personal stock trades that together are worth millions of dollars, according to a NOTUS review of new congressional financial records.

Oklahoma voters will decide Aug. 25 whether to allow the state to opt out of paying for one of its longest-running economic development programs — and school leaders in some of the state's fastest-growing local economies say the change could end up reducing funding for schools statewide.

Shelby Salazar was blissfully unaware of fentanyl becoming one of the deadliest drugs in Oklahoma until it reached her family.

An AI-powered, billionaire-backed chain of private schools promises to educate students with two hours of virtual learning a day and entrepreneurship workshops.There are no teachers, and tuition is nearly double the most expensive private school in the state.

Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen has announced his retirement.

University of Tulsa president Stacy Leeds has only been on campus for three weeks, but already she is working to change how the school engages with the community.

The White House named Oklahoma as one of several states with voter roll data "compromised" by China. Oklahoma's Election officials say that's misleading.

More than a year after it was due, the state's plan to provide treatment for Oklahoma defendants was approved by consultants overseeing a high-profile consent decree.

Tulsa attorney Colleen McCarty waited for someone to challenge Steve Kunzweiler in the race for Tulsa County district attorney.By late January, McCarty realized no one was coming. So she talked to her family and decided to run herself.

Oklahoma and Tulsa city officials rallied behind an international drone delivery company last week as it set its sights on launching operations in the city. The company first launched in Ireland, but has suspended operations there for now, and is focusing its attention on the U.S. market - with Tulsa as its new U.S. headquarters.