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Settlement Reached In Jail Mental Health Competency Lawsuit

Kaitlyn Deggs A settlement has been reached in a class-action lawsuit against the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health, addressing delays in mental health treatment for inmates at Tulsa County Jail and promising systemic improvements.

Oklahoma Attorney General Affirms Regulation Of Slap Fighting

News 9 Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond officially defines slap-fighting as a recognized combat sport, by affirming the Oklahoma State Athletic Commission’s authority to regulate the growing sport.

'I Feel Safer:' Residents Relieved By Increased Police Presence After EF-3 Tornado Devastates SE OKC

News 9 Residents of southeast Oklahoma City recover after an EF-3 tornado, while officials warn of potential contractor fraud and urge careful vetting of repair services.

2 Fugitives From Attorney General’s Most Wanted List Captured

News On 6 Two fugitives from Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s Most Wanted List are now in custody following efforts by law enforcement.

State Board Of Education Delays Action Due To New Legal Representation

News 9 The Oklahoma State Board of Education met Thursday but postponed most of its agenda, citing discomfort with new legal representation. The board said the sudden change in counsel, which came less than a day before the meeting, prevented them from moving forward on key items.

'Disappointing And Indefensible': Jury Finds Mismanagement In Governor's Education Pandemic Relief Funds

News 9 A multi-county grand jury investigating the state's use of covid-relief funding confirms significant mismanagement and misspending of millions of dollars.

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State Mental Health Agency Terminates AG Drummond In Lawsuit

News On 6 The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) has terminated Attorney General Drummond's services in the consent decree lawsuit.

State Mental Health Agency Terminates AG Drummond In Lawsuit

News On 6 The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) has terminated Attorney General Drummond's services in the consent decree lawsuit.

Republican State Rep. Requests AG Opinion Into OSDE $6 Million Request For Bibles

News 9 A state lawmaker is raising questions over a request for 55,000 Bibles in public schools. Now, an opinion from the Attorney General has been requested.

Republican State Rep. Requests AG Opinion Into OSDE $6 Million Request For Bibles

News 9 A state lawmaker is raising questions over a request for 55,000 Bibles in public schools. Now, an opinion from the Attorney General has been requested.

Timeline: Ryan Walters' Time As Oklahoma State Superintendent

David Prock The Oklahoma State Department of Education is being investigated by the Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency following concerns about its spending. State Superintendent Ryan Walters has been the focus of attention for some of his decisions and statements since taking office in 2023.

Timeline: Ryan Walters' Time As Oklahoma State Superintendent

Oklahoma Senator Calls For Immediate Action In Letter To Ryan Walters On Emergency Inhaler Funds

News 9 Senate Appropriations Chairman Chuck Hall, (R-Perry), is calling on the State Department of Education (SDE) to expedite the distribution of $250,000 in state funds designated for emergency asthma inhalers in Oklahoma schools, according to a release sent Thursday.

Oklahoma Senator Calls For Immediate Action In Letter To Ryan Walters On Emergency Inhaler Funds

Swadley's BBQ Investigation: The Full Timeline

News 9 An ongoing investigation into Swadley's BBQ, restaurants created on behalf of the Oklahoma Tourism Department has resulted in charges being filed, and alleged conspiracy to defraud the state. Here is the full timeline of events.

Swadley's BBQ Investigation: The Full Timeline

AG Drummond Criticizes OSDE's Delay In Using Funds For Emergency Asthma Inhalers In Schools

News 9 Attorney General Gentner Drummond criticized the Oklahoma State Department of Education for delaying the use of $250,000 in state funds allocated for emergency asthma inhalers, urging them to expedite the procurement process.

AG Drummond Criticizes OSDE's Delay In Using Funds For Emergency Asthma Inhalers In Schools

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Oklahoma Death Row Inmate Emmanuel Littlejohn Executed Despite Calls For Clemency

News 9 Oklahoma Death Row Emmanuel Littlejohn was executed on Thursday for a 1992 murder, despite a recommendation of clemency from the state Pardon and Parole Board.

Oklahoma Death Row Inmate Emmanuel Littlejohn Executed Despite Calls For Clemency

News 9 Oklahoma Death Row Emmanuel Littlejohn was executed on Thursday for a 1992 murder, despite a recommendation of clemency from the state Pardon and Parole Board.

Emmanuel Littlejohn Executed For 1992 Convenience Store Murder

Cal Day Emmanuel Littlejohn was executed for the 1992 murder of Kenneth Meers, despite calls for clemency. The Meers family expressed gratitude, while protests against the death penalty occurred outside.

Emmanuel Littlejohn Executed For 1992 Convenience Store Murder

'Find Them And Bring Them In:' Attorney General Gentner Drummond Launches Top 10 Most Wanted List

News 9 The Oklahoma Attorney General announced a new "Top 10 Most Wanted" list of dangerous fugitives, including murderers, sexual offenders, and an elder abuse suspect, and is offering substantial rewards for information leading to their arrests.

'Find Them And Bring Them In:' Attorney General Gentner Drummond Launches Top 10 Most Wanted List

Attorney General Launches Campaign To Capture Oklahoma’s Most Wanted Fugitives

News 9 Attorney General Gentner Drummond has launched a campaign to capture Oklahoma’s most wanted fugitives, partnering with multiple law enforcement agencies and offering rewards for tips.

Attorney General Launches Campaign To Capture Oklahoma’s Most Wanted Fugitives

News 9 Attorney General Gentner Drummond has launched a campaign to capture Oklahoma’s most wanted fugitives, partnering with multiple law enforcement agencies and offering rewards for tips.

OSSAA Suspends Enforcement Of Student Athlete Transfer Rule Amid Attorney General Review

News On 6 The OSSAA has suspended enforcement of Rule 24, which regulates student-athlete transfers tied to coaching relationships, following concerns from the Oklahoma Attorney General, and plans to review the rule’s impact on fairness in high school sports.

OSSAA Suspends Enforcement Of Student Athlete Transfer Rule Amid Attorney General Review

OBN, AG Credit Collaboration After Multi-County Grand Jury Indicts 3 For Illegal Marijuana Operation

Jordan Fremstad A multi-county grand jury has indicted three people accused of involvement in a "straw ownership" scheme, where someone purchases property on behalf of another person to conceal the true buyer.

OBN, AG Credit Collaboration After Multi-County Grand Jury Indicts 3 For Illegal Marijuana Operation

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1 Killed, 1 Injured In Rollover Crash On Highway 169

News On 6 A rollover crash on Highway 169 late Friday night left one person dead and another hospitalized in critical condition, police say.

Tulsa Family Finally Gets Closure After Decade-Long Battle With Bat Infestation

News On 6 After years battling a bat infestation and costly repairs, a Tulsa couple finally seeks closure and aims to inform others about hidden home hazards.

Weather Blog: Gusty Winds Return This Weekend

News On 6 Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.

Holiday Travel Brings Traffic, Construction Challenges Across Oklahoma

News 9 Nearly 700,000 Oklahomans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving, with ongoing construction projects across the state likely to cause delays.

Key Names In President-Elect Trump’s Cabinet: A Look At His Picks So Far

News 9 Here's a look at who Trump has picked for key cabinet positions so far:

Tulsa Celebrates Ribbon-Cutting For Gilcrease Museum Building

Emory Bryan Tulsa cut the ribbon on a new $137 million building for the Gilcrease Museum, a project funded by voters and private donors, with the collection set to move in by Fall 2026.

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