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Five candidates, including four Republicans and one Democrat, have filed to run for Oklahoma lieutenant governor in 2026.
Education dominates Oklahoma’s governor’s race, with Drummond breaking from GOP rivals by calling to support teachers, not ...
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) too often prevents transfer students from playing sports, undermining the law.
USAF Band of the West performs Aug. 25 at OCCC, honoring Oklahoma’s military history, veterans and Native American service.
Thunder unveil 2025-26 City Edition uniforms honoring Native heritage; exhibit opens at First Americans Museum Aug. 21.
LifeShare Foundation hosts the Little Red Heart 5K and walk Sept. 20 at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City to honor organ, eye and tissue donor heroes.
Oklahoma lawmakers quietly advance education reforms, showing the difference between work horses and show ponies in state government.
Until now, students passionate about real estate had to pursue related degrees and minor in real estate here and then leave for Texas, Kansas, or Missouri if they wanted a full real estate program.
OU Health surgeon pioneers Cytalux in Oklahoma, a new imaging agent that lights up cancerous tissue, improving cancer surgery outcomes.
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visits Oklahoma, discusses state testing flexibility, charter schools and federal ...
Oklahoma City tourism drove $4.6B in economic impact in 2024, supporting 35,303 jobs and boosting local businesses and tax revenue.
Eight health organizations file amicus brief with Oklahoma Supreme Court, challenging HB 2783 for threatening TSET board independence.