The U.S. Supreme Court vacated lower court rulings on Oklahoma's birth certificate gender policy and family planning grant access. The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals will reconsider both cases in light of recent Supreme Court decisions. Oklahoma …
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – According to the City of Oklahoma City, its “backyard dwellings” ordinance is now in effect. Officials say residents or property owners in OKC’s core can now build accessory dwellings, or backyard dwellings. The ordinance was adopted …
TULSA, OKLA. (KTUL) — A major federal bill known as the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' passed the U.S. Senate today. Some say it could have significant consequences for rural healthcare across the country, especially in Oklahoma. Among those concerned is …
Organizers said “an extreme weather event” was to blame and revealed that “equipment and artists’ instruments were damaged.” Willie Nelson has been forced to cancel a stop on the 2025 Outlaw Music Festival after an intense storm damaged touring equipment …
The Osage Nation Congress turned down a proposed settlement payment with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, as proposed by Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear. The Chief said it would eliminate a barrier to negotiations on a tobacco compact, but also cautioned …
SOONERS SNUBBED? All-American list sparks debate as OU eyes SEC dominance Breaking down Athlon's controversial All-American and All-Conference selections Author: wtsp.com Published: 11:06 PM EDT July 1, 2025 Updated: 11:06 PM EDT July 1, 2025
Oklahoma’s Speaker of the House and Senate Pro Tempore addressed concerns Tuesday about Medicaid as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” passed the U.S. Senate and heads back to the U.S. House of Representatives. During a legislative summary, Speaker of the …
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — 100 of the new laws the Oklahoma legislature passed during its most recent session are now in effect. One of those laws increases the compensation for those who are wrongfully convicted in the state to $50,000 for every year …
OKLAHOMA CITY, (KOKH) — The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics is seeing a rise in demand and overdoses in connection with cocaine use throughout the state. According to OBN, hospital treatment for cocaine use has risen from 315 admissions in 2015 to over 1,500 …
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