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Angel Ford/KWGS NewsAt a Wednesday City Council committee meeting, District 1 Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper expressed concerns over the creation of the Greenwood Legacy Corporation attached to Partner Tulsa, the city’s economic development authority. -
Jake Ramsey/Oklahoma WatchNearly four years after their arrests, the criminal case against Epic Charter Schools’ founders took a step forward Thursday.
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Nearly one-fifth of Americans relied on drinking water systems with elevated and potentially dangerous levels of nitrate in recent years, according to a new study released Thursday. -
Powerful tornadoes struck north-central Oklahoma Thursday evening, impacting Vance Air Force Base and the Enid area. -
The North Tulsa Economic Development Initiative unveiled the art installation on Thursday in the hopes of expanding the city’s growing creative scene to historically disenfranchised areas. -
OKLAHOMA CITY – A legislative panel on Thursday passed a measure asking voters to let lawmakers access $1 billion in public funding that voters have stored in a lockbox out of their reach. -
Some educators are raising concerns about content in the newly approved, proposed 2026 academic standards for social studies — and the process by which the standards were revised. -
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols presented his fiscal year 2027 budget proposal to city council on Wednesday. -
The way Oklahoma elementary students learn how to read will look different over the next two years, thanks to a bill signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt Tuesday morning. -
The project began phase one of construction earlier this year, but has faced controversy from Tulsa residents and officials. -
OKLAHOMA CITY — Lawmakers are taking a second run at adding controversial state questions to the Aug. 25 ballot despite concerns that it could violate the Oklahoma Constitution. -
Three suspects arrested in connection to a Fort Gibson teen’s hit-and-run pleaded not guilty Monday during arraignment in federal court.
