Broken Arrow and Edmond ranked among the top 25 best U.S. cities to live in, according to U.S. News’ 2025-2026 Best Places to Live report.

An Oklahoma House panel rejected a rule requiring schools to collect and report students’ citizenship status during enrollment.

Oklahoma may owe up to $475M if Congress shifts food stamp costs to states under proposed changes to SNAP funding.

The NBA fined Thunder All-Star Jalen Williams $25K for wearing a shirt with profane language during a postgame interview after Game 7.

Lawmakers passed a bill expanding the Oklahoma Workforce Commission’s role in solving the state’s labor shortage and aligning education with workforce needs.

My teenage daughter is learning to drive, and it’s terrifying. Not because of anything she’s doing wrong. The problem is everyone else on the road.

Small businesses are the backbone of Oklahoma’s economy, upholding the state motto of “Labor Omni Vincit,” by employing more than 51% of our employees.

The Boldt Company partnered with SHP to build 10 beds for Oklahoma kids, helping provide safe sleeping spaces for families in need.

Judging by all the backpatting we witnessed, Oklahoma’s Republican legislative leaders want us to believe their latest budget deal will make our state a beacon of prosperity.

Consumer sentiment dropped to a three-year low in May as tariffs weighed on confidence, despite a market rally and easing wholesale prices.

The Oklahoma Hall of Fame has named its 2025 inductees, honoring leaders in music, sports, education, science and community service.

Divergent Technologies is eyeing Oklahoma City for a new high-tech plant, potentially transforming U.S. defense and aviation manufacturing.