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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.
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Oklahoma's unique opioid settlement with Purdue created an independent addiction research foundation. Seven years later, its leaders are building a headquarters in Tulsa.
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As Tulsa Public Schools grapples with a $12 million budget shortfall, its board of education voted Monday night to close 17 schools.
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Indivisible Tulsa County organized its 4th No Kings Protest Saturday afternoon, bringing hundreds of people to the corner of 41st St and Yale Ave.
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Education is always in the headlines and on the minds of voters – especially parents.And, to provide some answers, The Foundation for Real Economic Emancipation, or FREE, is holding another forum with expert panelists – this time, the focus centers around education in Oklahoma and the impact of school vouchers.
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One major issue on the minds of Oklahoma residents are flock cameras. And Tulsans will have the opportunity to ask questions of their city police tonight regarding the license plate reading camera's.
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A suspect is in custody after credible threats led to a lockdown of a tribal complex in Okmulgee.
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Significant cuts in staff at the University of Tulsa. KWGS’ Teegan Smith says President Stacy Leeds is trying to get TU in the black.
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Millions of birds have flown over the state's night skies in recent months. But finding food can be difficult in urban areas and vast agricultural land. To help Oklahoma's wildlife, some are spending their free time repairing natural habitat.
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Tulsa City Council rejects plan to establish an Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety
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A state question on Oklahoma general election ballots could slow the growth of property taxes, but it has raised concerns about the financial impact on public services.
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Tribal nations in Oklahoma have several ways to defend their sovereignty. Sometimes, that's through politics.