About 280 new laws took effect Saturday, including an income tax cut.

Mayor Monroe Nichols was joined by four panelists to discuss some of north Tulsa's most critical issues and hear questions from concerned residents.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are going to expire Saturday, leaving hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans without food assistance. The Cherokee Nation is declaring a state of emergency and calling on state leaders to step up.

I’m going to try to keep this short…something I’m not very good at, as anyone who’s ever received a rambling voicemail from me will tell you. October 31, 2025, is my last day as your Public Radio Tulsa Development Director.

The state senator who’s boosting sports betting says he still believes legal gambling on professional games is a good idea for Oklahoma.

As federal workers continue to live without work and miss their paychecks, some federal credit unions are stepping up to provide temporary financial help.

A decade after its creation, Patrick Gordon’s painting of Mrs. Lennox still speaks to viewers.

As food benefits for hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans could be canceled Saturday, tribal nations are pulling together resources for people if their benefits run dry.

Bono and The Edge accepted the award on behalf of their Irish rock group for decades of activism tied to their music careers.

The Oklahoma State Board of Education approved a $4 billion budget request for Fiscal Year 2027 on Thursday. The proposed budget has a few key differences from last year's — consistent with the new state superintendent's priorities.