Oklahoma’s new state superintendent Lindel Fields begins 15-month term with turnaround team to stabilize Education Department ...

When I first began choreographing my latest dance piece, I knew I wanted to tackle a subject close to my heart: generational trauma.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt opposes sending National Guard troops across state lines without host-state consent, diverging from Trump administration.

Oklahoma’s aviation programs grow statewide, training high school students for high-demand aviation, aerospace and engineering careers.

The Oklahoma City Thunder kicked off preseason with new food, fan experiences and community engagement ahead of the Oct. 21 home opener.

Oklahoma mental health providers warn budget cuts threaten essential services, highlighting rising risks of addiction, homelessness and suicide.

Nearly 1 in 5 new Oklahoma homes is manufactured, as affordability drives demand and builders explore modular housing ...

NORMAN — The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History will celebrate the spooky side of science during its annual Curiousiday: Spooktacular event, set for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11.

The Paseo Arts Association’s annual FEAST lets guests enjoy food, art and vote to fund a local creative project.

One of the hottest topics this year is artificial intelligence. Companies are desperate to find ways to use AI in all aspects of their business.

OKC Zoo’s Asian elephant Asha is pregnant and due in September 2026, joining her daughter Achara’s calf, Xerxes, in the growing elephant herd.

Oklahoma’s Diamondback Correctional Facility in Watonga will reopen under a $100M state-federal contract with CoreCivic to detain migrants for ICE.