Government

Oklahoma lawmakers are advancing bills on local food sales, school beef mandates, raw milk, and federal oversight. Here’s what they mean.

Gun shows in Oklahoma are familiar, yet who shows up is changing the conversation about gun culture.

PSO and OG&E are asking for higher rates again, and many Oklahomans think data centers are the real reason. The question is simple. Who should pay?

Lawton’s water line letters mention lead, bottled water, and unknown pipes. Here’s why it’s not the emergency it sounds like.

PSO is asking regulators to approve a 15 percent electric rate hike. That could mean about twenty-five dollars more on your monthly bill.

From wildfires and tax cuts to Shake Shack and AI data centers, 2025 packed a lot into one Oklahoma-sized year.

From Buc-ee’s to high speed rail dreams, here are the big Oklahoma projects that were supposed to happen in 2025, but didn’t.

Oklahoma lawmakers want to phase out property tax for owner-occupied homes, but the plan could shift billions in revenue somewhere else.

Lawton is auctioning off surprisingly new city equipment through a national firm, and residents want to know why local companies were skipped.

Oklahoma regulators denied OG&E’s request to raise rates for new construction, a rare move that could save customers money.

The Pawnee County Sheriff’s Department is auctioning off 300 firearms in a massive online sale already turning heads across Oklahoma.

As SNAP benefits pause this November, small-town Oklahoma will feel the hit first.