Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma law says anyone who has ever scored 76 or higher on an IQ test is competent to die for their crime. Science says otherwise.

Democratic lawmaker Rep. Andy Fugate is suing Gov. Kevin Stitt over an executive order mandating state employees return to the office.

Delayed 2024 shortfall payments from HUD combined with federal budget battles have Oklahoma Housing Authorities concerned for the future of Section 8.

Scores plummeted in 2022 across the nation in the first data collection since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Superintendent Ryan Walters isn’t just talking about buying Bibles for schools.

Oklahoma lawmakers significantly boosted funding for crisis pregnancy centers, two years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade. It’s part of a wave of new funding for the mostly religious-affiliated nonprofits in states that have outlawed abortion.

In a unanimous decision, the Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled in favor of Edmond Public Schools in a battle over books in its school libraries.

Long-distance placements make it more difficult for youths in foster care to see their siblings and hinder parents who are working to reunite with their children.

In Oklahoma, most eviction records remain publicly available indefinitely unless they are sealed or expunged by a judge.

The Department of Education overpaid at least $290,000 in teacher bonuses and is working to claw back the money mere months after it was distributed. Nine teachers have been issued demands for repayment.