-
Inflation has taken a big bite into the state's ability to maintain its roads and bridges, a legislative panel was told Thursday.
-
Prosecutors often charged pregnant people under statutes that allow them to obtain convictions without proving that the person harmed the fetus or infant.
-
Oklahoma lawmakers from both parties want to tighten up state campaign finance rules over personal loans to campaigns.
-
As the number of data centers grows in Oklahoma, power plant emissions will increase. Researchers at OU and OSU say the electrical and cooling needs of data centers may push new facilities toward on-site power plants and refrigerant-based coolant systems.
-
The Oklahoma State Election Board said the interface between the Online Voter Registration System and Service Oklahoma's data experienced communication issues for a couple of hours Friday afternoon.
-
In a 5-4 decision, the Oklahoma Supreme Court declared an initiative petition that would have phased out certain property taxes is unconstitutional.
-
AI detection software is so unreliable it shouldn't be used, Oklahoma's Education Department says. Instead, schools are rethinking how they assign work.
-
State law has never allowed changes to the sex designation on Oklahoman's birth certificates, the state's high court ruled.
-
The Oklahoma House Rules Committee is calling on Rep. Danny Williams, R-Seminole, to resign following an investigation into allegations of inappropriate workplace behavior and conflicts of interest.
-
Droughts cause millions of dollars in damage in Oklahoma. A slew of public programs can offset harm for producers, and state officials recently approved funding focusing on water.