The Owasso Police Department is under fire after posting and later deleting a promotion for a blood drive that critics say was racist and offensive.

Police in Arkansas were searching Monday for a suspect in the deaths of a couple who investigators said were attacked while on a wooded walking trail with their two young daughters.

Muscogee Nation Principal Chief David Hill released a video statement Thursday in response to the ruling, saying it “left many questions unanswered.”

The company that owns the apartment complex is facing criminal trial due to numerous safety violations.

One estimate showed Oklahoma could lose $628 million in 2029, a 39.3% reduction.

The Muscogee Nation Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that two descendants of people once enslaved by the tribe are entitled to tribal citizenship.

Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell says he hopes the allure of Route 66’s centennial will ease the minds of people reluctant to visit the United States during a politically turbulent time.

For the first time since the Oklahoma Survivor’s Act went into effect nearly a year ago, a resentencing hearing was held Tuesday in Tulsa County District Court.

Since the McGirt decision, cases involving missing or murdered Native Americans have been mired in confusion and a lack of police collaboration.

The state’s review of social studies textbooks is underway for the first time since Superintendent Ryan Walters added references to Christianity, morality and election denialism to what teachers should teach.