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What does House Bill 2854 mean for Oklahoma colleges – and Langston University?

What does House Bill 2854 mean for Oklahoma colleges – and Langston University?

MaKayla Glenn House Bill 2854 would let larger universities offer programs currently only available at smaller schools like Langston University’s Tulsa campus, Oklahoma’s only HBCU. Supporters say it expands access and helps students graduate. Critics, like Rep. Ronald Stewart, argue it could hurt Langston’s enrollment and funding by allowing other schools to copy its unique programs.

Proposed House Bill 1364 adds AI-generated explicit content to Oklahoma's intimate images law

Proposed House Bill 1364 adds AI-generated explicit content to Oklahoma's intimate images law

Eden Jones A state lawmaker has proposed a bill that would include images created by artificial intelligence in Oklahoma's intimate images law.

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Longhorns Use Late-Inning Power to Knock Off Sooners in WCWS Showdown

Longhorns Use Late-Inning Power to Knock Off Sooners in WCWS Showdown

Chris Williams Timely Texas homers paired with cold OU bats to give the Longhorns a 4-2 win in the WCWS.

Longhorns Use Late-Inning Power to Knock Off Sooners in WCWS Showdown

Longhorns Use Late-Inning Power to Knock Off Sooners in WCWS Showdown

Chris Williams Timely Texas homers paired with cold OU bats to give the Longhorns a 4-2 win in the WCWS.

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Graham Dowers A fire at the Westminster Apartments in Tulsa damaged two units after breaking out in the attic, with no injuries reported.

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Graham Dowers A fire at the Westminster Apartments in Tulsa damaged two units after breaking out in the attic, with no injuries reported.

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Eden Jones Six cyclists are biking 1,650 miles from Tulsa’s Black Wall Street to Wall Street in New York to raise awareness for racial equity and support Black-owned businesses.

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Eden Jones Six cyclists are biking 1,650 miles from Tulsa’s Black Wall Street to Wall Street in New York to raise awareness for racial equity and support Black-owned businesses.

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Longhorns Use Late-Inning Power to Knock Off Sooners in WCWS Showdown

Longhorns Use Late-Inning Power to Knock Off Sooners in WCWS Showdown

Chris Williams Timely Texas homers paired with cold OU bats to give the Longhorns a 4-2 win in the WCWS.

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Graham Dowers A fire at the Westminster Apartments in Tulsa damaged two units after breaking out in the attic, with no injuries reported.

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Eden Jones Six cyclists are biking 1,650 miles from Tulsa’s Black Wall Street to Wall Street in New York to raise awareness for racial equity and support Black-owned businesses.

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Graham Dowers Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner Allie Friesen after investigations uncovered a $28 million budget shortfall and widespread mismanagement at ODMHSAS.

Fairfax man drowns in Osage County

Fairfax man drowns in Osage County

Graham Dowers A 61-year-old Fairfax man drowned early Saturday near OK-18 in Osage County after walking down an embankment.

Tulsa Parks opens pools for the summer

Tulsa Parks opens pools for the summer

Graham Dowers Tulsa Parks has opened public pools at Lacy, Reed, Whiteside, and McClure through August 9, with $3 admission and varied hours.

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