Political

Californians are moving to Oklahoma, and the comments are heated. But the reasons may surprise you.

Is gun safety a teachable skill in Oklahoma schools? The conversation is bigger than party lines.

Daylight Saving Time returns March 8, 2026, but Oklahoma’s push for permanent DST is still stalled in Congress.

Oklahoma already has some of the lowest gas taxes in the country. Now Senator James Lankford wants to repeal the federal Superfund Tax. Could prices drop even more?

After voters rejected recreational weed in 2023, Oklahoma lawmakers may revisit medical marijuana. Public perception is shifting.

Oklahoma’s data center debate isn’t just about power. A growing idea involves reusing oilfield water to ease pressure on freshwater supplies.

Oklahoma may be headed for another medical marijuana vote. The real story is how lawmakers avoided the issue the first time, and what that decision created.

Oklahoma banned Chinese ownership of farmland, except one major company didn’t have to leave. The Smithfield exception changes how this law really works.

Lawton drivers are spotting more OHP inside city limits, and the reasons tie into statewide policy shifts, staffing issues, and a legal fight over who patrols Oklahoma’s roads.

PSO wants another Oklahoma rate hike, raising bills by $10 a month for four years to fund new power plants and wind projects. But why do Oklahomans keep paying more for using less?

Lawton voters thought they were fixing roads—what they got was FISTA. And people haven’t forgotten.

Oklahoma’s high school sports governing body, OSSAA, is facing lawsuits, criticism from parents, and calls for reform over rules seen as unfair.