Oklahoma News

A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling just changed the constitutional argument surrounding marijuana users and gun rights. Here's what it means for Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation gets some pretty strange phone calls. These four might be the funniest we've heard yet.

Oklahoma has changed its DUI laws again, with another major change coming November 1. So why does the state keep rewriting the rules?

Data centers need enormous amounts of electricity and water. So why are companies targeting Oklahoma and other drought-prone states for massive new facilities?

Oklahoma gun shops were cautious about the new silencer rules. Now, weeks later, more dealers are settling into a surprisingly simple new process.

Eyewitnesses said airplanes dropped bombs over Greenwood during the Tulsa Race Massacre. But did it really happen? The historical record is surprisingly complicated.

The Back Nine opened this weekend in Lawton, bringing Toptracer technology and the area's only shaded traditional driving range to town.

Two major winter forecasts are looking at Oklahoma very differently, but El Niño could make this winter much more interesting than either forecast suggests.

A wildfire hit a little too close to home in Southwest Oklahoma this weekend. Here are some of the surprisingly common ways wildfires get started.

Flock cameras are facing growing opposition nationwide. Will Oklahoma communities eventually decide they've had enough?

Door-to-door pest control salespeople are making the rounds in Lawton, and apparently they’re all using the same sales pitch.

Chickasha Community Theatre opens its "9 To 5" musical run just days after Dolly Parton's passing, bringing her legacy to the stage.