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Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Grants Open to Schools and Colleges
Oklahoma opioid abatement grants are now open to public schools, CareerTechs and state colleges, with individual awards ranging from $105,000 to $900,000 over three years.


John Mateer Remains Oklahoma Starting Quarterback
John Mateer remains the Oklahoma starting quarterback as Brent Venables backs the senior despite six turnovers ahead of the Sooners' October 10 game against No. 1 Texas.


Alan Armstrong Permitting Reform Advances With Senate Deal
Alan Armstrong permitting reform priorities are included in a new bipartisan Senate agreement designed to speed federal reviews for energy and infrastructure projects.


OU Onward Scholarship Will Cover Tuition and Fees in 2027
The OU Onward scholarship will cover remaining tuition and average fees beginning in fall 2027 for qualifying Oklahoma undergraduates from households earning $60,000 to $75,000.


Tahlequah Police Excessive Force Investigation Puts Officer on Leave
The Tahlequah police excessive force investigation has placed Officer Michael Gray on paid leave after body-camera video from Levi Rogers' September 24 arrest prompted an internal review.


Trump Durant Rally Brings President to Oklahoma Thursday
The Trump Durant rally begins at 6 p.m. October 1 at the Choctaw Event Center as Oklahoma energy, agriculture, midterm elections and counter-protests take focus.


Cyndi Munson Campaign Priorities Focus on Schools, Healthcare
Cyndi Munson campaign priorities put Oklahoma public education and healthcare at the top as the Democratic gubernatorial nominee emphasizes bipartisan governing.


Cheyenne and Arapaho Data Center Moratorium Goes to Vote
The Cheyenne and Arapaho data center moratorium goes before tribal members October 3, proposing a three-year pause on development through October 2029.
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