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How is the economy faring heading toward the start of 2026? Oklahoma economist Dr. Robert Dauffenbach analyzes the state of the economy and what's ahead in the new year.
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Elected state officials voted to require the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to investigate whether the Sooner State could generate nuclear energy or hold off on welcoming the industry.
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A federal judge quickly and quietly cut off in-state college tuition for Oklahoma students without legal immigration status on Aug. 29.
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Google announced Wednesday it's making a new $9 billion dollar investment in Oklahoma within the next two years. The money will create state and academic and workforce incentives around cloud tech, artificial intelligence and data center expansions.
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A University of Oklahoma Meteorologist has been appointed to a national panel about how to study and address wildfire smoke.
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An OU researcher has made a breakthrough discovery while studying a genetic defect. The discovery could change how the condition is diagnosed and studied.
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Dozens of new state laws went into effect today. Here are some of the noteworthy pieces of legislation going into the next fiscal year.
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Increases to tuition and fees requested by 15 public colleges and universities were all approved Thursday by a board governing Oklahoma higher education.
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The Oklahoma Supreme Court decided Tuesday the state's law banning certain discussions on race and sex does not apply to college and university classrooms.
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The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents voted Thursday for tuition hikes and a salary increase and bonus for its president.