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Oklahoma 3 days ago

Oklahoma livestock farmer killed by water buffaloes he purchased just one day before fatal attack

A Jones, Oklahoma farmer with extensive cattle handling experience died after being attacked by newly acquired water buffaloes, sustaining multiple fatal lacerations in the enclosure.

Crime 4 days ago

Marine hopeful found dead on roadside after holiday party may have been 'beat to death,' lawsuit claims

New lawsuit claims 19-year-old Noah Presgrove was beaten to death at an underage drinking party, seeking damages against defendants allegedly involved in the Oklahoma teen's death.

US Education July 9

Red state will require new teachers pass PragerU 'America First' test to keep license

Oklahoma partners with PragerU to implement new teacher assessment to ensure educators who have relocated to the state align with its America-first educational standards.

Politics July 9

SCOOP: Oklahoma gubernatorial race heats up early with $1.6M ad buy for 'America First' candidate

Oklahoma Conservative Coalition invests $1.6 million ad buy for Charles McCall's 2026 governor bid, highlighting his work with Governor Kevin Stitt and President Donald Trump.

Antisemitism Exposed June 24

Exclusive: Red state updating education standards to address rise in antisemitism in schools

Amid rising tension, the Oklahoma Education Department sent a memo to schools guiding them to safeguard students from "terrorist-sympathizing rhetoric pushed by leftist educators."

Oklahoma City Thunder June 23

Oklahoma City police report shooting incident outside arena after Thunder's win over Pacers to win NBA Finals

Oklahoma City Police reported one person was injured in a shooting near Scissortail Park after the Thunder's NBA championship win over the Pacers on Sunday night.

Culture Trends June 21

Tulsa's mayor has a $105M plan to help descendants of the 1921 race massacre, but don't call it reparations

Tulsa's mayor is proposing a different kind of reparations plan, focusing on creating a private trust to help atone for one of the worst racial attacks in U.S. history.

Oklahoma Sooners June 12

Man who pledged loyalty to ISIS plotted attack on college football stadium, court records say

An Oklahoma man scouted the Oklahoma Sooners' football stadium for a potential terrorist attack after pledging his allegiance to ISIS, according to newly released court documents.

Opinion June 12

Oklahoma is leading the fight to save girls' sports – and they're winning

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters champions Oklahoma's Save Women's Sports Act amid growing national movement to protect girls' sports.

Oklahoma June 2

Tulsa mayor proposes $100M reparations plan for descendants of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols IV is pushing a $100 million trust to aid descendants of the Tulsa Race Massacre, aiming to revitalize the Greenwood District and provide scholarships.

Supreme Court May 22

Supreme Court upholds Oklahoma decision, in blow to religious charter schools

In a split decision, the U.S. Supreme Court voted to uphold a lower court decision that held a religious charter school cannot obtain public funding from the state of Oklahoma.

Illegal Immigrants May 21

Federal judge slaps hold on new Oklahoma immigration law

An Oklahoma law criminalizing illegal immigrants living in the state has been paused from coming into force by a federal judge, drawing ACLU praises while the state attorney general criticized it.

Migrant Crime May 1

EXCLUSIVE: DHS fires back at claims ICE raided 'wrong home' in Oklahoma smuggling investigation

EXCLUSIVE: The Department of Homeland Security is setting the record straight after media reports claimed ICE raided “the wrong home" and targeted U.S. citizens, setting Democrats fuming.

Supreme Court April 30

Supreme Court to hear arguments on school choice case involving Catholic charter school

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday regarding the establishment of the nation's first religious charter school in Oklahoma.

Opinion April 30

Parents and students need school choice, not religious bigotry

American schools are falling behind their global counterparts. Oklahoma wants a Catholic school to join its charter program to help fix things. It's up to the Supreme Court to decide.

Politics April 22

Republican civil war brewing over taxpayer-funded Catholic school

Supreme Court will hear arguments over the first religious public charter school in the U.S., where Oklahoma's GOP attorney general, who is running for governor, is at odds with fellow Republicans.

Oklahoma April 19

Clinton says we 'owe' it to Oklahoma City bombing victims to 'do better' as a nation

Former President Bill Clinton delivered remarks on the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, which killed 168 people and injured nearly 700 others in 1995.

Oklahoma April 19

Oklahoma City bombing survivor was ‘getting ready to die’ after being trapped in 10 feet of rubble

Thirty years ago on April 19, 1995, a truck bomb detonated outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people in the deadliest homegrown attack on U.S. soil.

Health April 18

Mullin shares update on son from Mayo Clinic amid family health challenges

Republican Markwayne Mullin shares an update on his son's condition as he undergoes testing at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.

Homicide April 17

Rachel Morin's 'bum' killer mooched off locals before murdering mom of 5: lawyer

Rachel Morin's family attorney says the Maryland woman's migrant killer was a "bum" who raped and murdered the mother of five and should not have been in the U.S.

Crime April 9

Oklahoma woman charged with laundering $1.5M from elderly women in online romance scam

Officials said an Oklahoma woman was charged after she allegedly laundering nearly $1.5 million in funds obtained through online romance scams.

Crime March 30

Bride-to-be left with broken nose, teeth after brutal bachelorette attack: police

A woman’s bachelorette weekend in Dallas turned into a nightmare when she was attacked outside a club, leaving her with a broken nose and missing teeth just weeks before her big day.

Crime March 26

Former NFL player LeShon Johnson charged in FBI's largest dog fighting bust, 190 animals seized: indictment

Former NFL running back LeShon Eugene Johnson has been indicted on 21 charges in a federal dog fighting bust that led to the recovery of 190 pit bulls.

US Religions Christianity March 23

Red state donating Trump-endorsed Bibles to classrooms to ‘make America pray again’

Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters is partnering with Country singer Lee Greenwood to donate Trump-endorsed “God Bless the USA" Bibles to classrooms across the state.

Dept of Education March 22

Red state leader defends decision to include 2020 election 'discrepancies' in high school curriculum

The head of Oklahoma’s education system is defending a recently approved high school history curriculum that teaches about irregularities and “discrepancies" in the 2020 election.

Energy March 21

Deep red state proposal triggers ESG concerns: 'Raises a lot of questions'

Oklahoma's state treasurer is raising concerns about legislation he says could open the door further to the controversial practice of "environmental, social and governance."

Trump's First 100 Days March 19

Education leaders say Trump dismantling key government agency 'saved education'

The head of Oklahoma’s public schools is backing President Donald Trump’s moves to dismantle the Department of Education, saying Trump will go down in history as the president who "saved education."

Weather March 15

Tornado threat moves south after central states hit by massive storm

The threat of tornadoes moved east into the Mississippi Valley and the south on Saturday, just a day after a massive storm in several central states.

Trump's First 100 Days March 5

Red state leader calls for states to stand behind Trump's ban on funding illegal immigration

As Democratic states double down on resisting the Trump administration, Oklahoma Education Superintendent Ryan Walters is calling on states to stand behind the president.

Oklahoma March 1

Oklahoma toddler dials 911 to tell police about an 'emergency need for donuts'

An Oklahoma toddler called 911 and asked for "emergency doughnuts," a request officers fulfilled by bringing doughnuts to the child's home.