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Stitt Responds to Inola Aluminum Smelter Moratorium
The Inola aluminum smelter moratorium has been extended through April 7, 2027, prompting a sharp response from Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.


AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act Passes U.S. House
The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act passed the U.S. House on September 15, 2026, moving legislation requiring AM access in new vehicles to the Senate.


Tulsa Road Rage Shooting Leaves Man Dead Outside Arby’s
A Tulsa road rage shooting outside an Arby’s left Michael Williams dead and a woman injured as police arrested 20-year-old Dezmin Day.


Gracemont Fire Evacuations Lifted Near Scott Oklahoma
The Gracemont Fire evacuation update brings relief near Scott, Oklahoma, after a lawn mower-sparked wildfire burned more than 3,000 acres.


DOGE-OK Ends With Questions Over $157M in Health Grants
The DOGE-OK government efficiency program ended July 4, 2026, after reviewing state spending and targeting $157 million in federal health grants.


OSU-Tulsa TCC Merger Proposal Opens Higher Education Debate
The OSU-Tulsa TCC merger proposal is drawing attention after OSU President Jim Hess outlined a vision to bring Tulsa Community College into the OSU system.


Altus City Reservoir Aquatic Weed Growth Prompts Warning
Altus City Reservoir aquatic weed growth is under investigation as officials test the water and urge swimmers and boaters to avoid thick vegetation.


Oklahoma SNAP Changes Hit Rural Families and Grocery Stores
Oklahoma SNAP changes 2026 are affecting rural families and grocery stores as enrollment falls, purchase restrictions expand and new federal rules take effect.
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