Even as global temperatures rise, bitter winter cold continues to strike parts of the U.S. — sometimes with devastating results,…
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Oklahomans Can Now Apply for Help to Beat the Summer Heat
As temperatures soar, Oklahoma residents struggling to pay their electricity bills can now apply for help through the Low-Income Home…
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$7.5M in Adult Education Funds Frozen for Oklahoma CareerTech
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma CareerTech has been denied access to over $7.5 million in federal funding for adult education programs…
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Post-Conviction Relief Denied in Joshua Christon Case Over Filing Technicality
OKLAHOMA CITY — A new effort to free Joshua Christon from prison has hit another setback, after a post-conviction relief…
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Metro Woman Left With 5-Foot Pile of Tree Limbs After Storm Cleanup—Told to Clean Up or Pay Up
OKLAHOMA CITY – After storm repair work, Janice Manning was shocked to find a massive pile of tree limbs left…
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Heat Dome Expected to Blanket Oklahoma Through August
After a relatively mild July, Oklahoma is bracing for a major shift in weather as a heat dome is expected…
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Before the OK Corral, There Was Ingalls: The Forgotten Gunfight in Oklahoma
When most people think of legendary Wild West shootouts, the OK Corral usually steals the show. But here’s the twist—Wyatt…
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Drought Prompts State of Emergency at San Carlos Apache Reservation
A state of emergency has been declared at the San Carlos Apache Tribe reservation due to worsening drought conditions, officials…
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Man Dies, Another Hospitalized After A/C Outage at Phoenix Apartments
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is calling for urgent action after a man died and another was hospitalized at a…
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Court Rejects Tom Horne’s Appeal Over Dual Language Programs for English Learners
The Arizona Court of Appeals has rejected Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne’s appeal in a lawsuit challenging the use…
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