Governor Kevin Stitt on Tuesday criticized the Trump administration for its elimination of wind energy projects across the country.

As a result, all party primary elections will be closed to the over 487,900 registered independent voters in the upcoming elections.

When a Tulsa woman left a voicemail thanking the crisis workers who helped pull her out of homelessness, violence and addiction, staff at COPES said it arrived at a moment when their services and future face growing strain.

Oklahomans still lack a date for when public access to the state’s system that tracks election, lobbying and campaign finance will be restored, nearly three months after it was taken offline for updates.

In a social media post, Rep. John Waldron, D-Tulsa, wrote he's been pushing himself too hard and was resigning "for personal reasons."

TPS officials have repeatedly said the bond package, if passed by voters, would not raise tax rates.

For the first time, Ada is building a day center where people who are homeless have a place to hang out and to get resources, a reflection of a trend in rural Oklahoma of more people having a harder time staying in stable housing.

The city of Tulsa is challenging an Arkansas agency’s modification of a Northwest Arkansas treatment plant’s permit that discharges into the watershed that supplies the Oklahoma city’s drinking water.

TCC aims to join a growing number of community colleges across the U.S. offering lower-cost bachelor's programs for their students.

Kaylee Rains-Saucedo is pictured here with her two children. The Oklahoma City business owner and her husband are evaluating their options as insurance premiums rise and subsidies are eliminated.