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Breaking News: Tulsa 'ambush' shooting suspect arrested in Mexico by FBI

Skiatook High School Teacher Removes Homework Assignment After Parents Express Concerns

Skiatook High School Teacher Removes Homework Assignment After Parents Express Concerns

Chinh Doan The world history class adjunct teacher asked students to write about how the world was started, including their thoughts on God and Satan.

Group Of Oklahomans To March In Washington

Group Of Oklahomans To March In Washington

Some Oklahoma demonstrators are on their way to Washington to march with thousands of women after the inauguration.

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Q&A: Cyndi Munson on why she is running for Governor and her vision for Oklahoma

Q&A: Cyndi Munson on why she is running for Governor and her vision for Oklahoma

Haley Weger In an exclusive one-on-one interview, Cyndi Munson opens up about her decision to run for governor, her personal journey, and her vision for the future of Oklahoma.

Q&A: Cyndi Munson on why she is running for Governor and her vision for Oklahoma

Q&A: Cyndi Munson on why she is running for Governor and her vision for Oklahoma

Haley Weger In an exclusive one-on-one interview, Cyndi Munson opens up about her decision to run for governor, her personal journey, and her vision for the future of Oklahoma.

Tulsa 'ambush' shooting suspect arrested in Mexico by FBI

Tulsa 'ambush' shooting suspect arrested in Mexico by FBI

Drake Johnson Angel Ibarra, 19, is accused of a deadly double shooting involving teenagers at a Tulsa apartment complex in February.

Tulsa 'ambush' shooting suspect arrested in Mexico by FBI

Tulsa 'ambush' shooting suspect arrested in Mexico by FBI

Drake Johnson Angel Ibarra, 19, is accused of a deadly double shooting involving teenagers at a Tulsa apartment complex in February.

Tulsa hosts Sports ETA Symposium, drawing 1,000+ sports tourism professionals nationwide

Tulsa hosts Sports ETA Symposium, drawing 1,000+ sports tourism professionals nationwide

Joe Carmody More than 1,000 sports tourism leaders are gathering in Tulsa for the Sports ETA Symposium, April 15–17.

Tulsa hosts Sports ETA Symposium, drawing 1,000+ sports tourism professionals nationwide

Tulsa hosts Sports ETA Symposium, drawing 1,000+ sports tourism professionals nationwide

Joe Carmody More than 1,000 sports tourism leaders are gathering in Tulsa for the Sports ETA Symposium, April 15–17.

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Q&A: Cyndi Munson on why she is running for Governor and her vision for Oklahoma

Q&A: Cyndi Munson on why she is running for Governor and her vision for Oklahoma

Haley Weger In an exclusive one-on-one interview, Cyndi Munson opens up about her decision to run for governor, her personal journey, and her vision for the future of Oklahoma.

Tulsa 'ambush' shooting suspect arrested in Mexico by FBI

Tulsa 'ambush' shooting suspect arrested in Mexico by FBI

Drake Johnson Angel Ibarra, 19, is accused of a deadly double shooting involving teenagers at a Tulsa apartment complex in February.

Tulsa hosts Sports ETA Symposium, drawing 1,000+ sports tourism professionals nationwide

Tulsa hosts Sports ETA Symposium, drawing 1,000+ sports tourism professionals nationwide

Joe Carmody More than 1,000 sports tourism leaders are gathering in Tulsa for the Sports ETA Symposium, April 15–17.

KEDStyled founder empowers clients with custom fashion and wardrobe services

KEDStyled founder empowers clients with custom fashion and wardrobe services

Brooke Cox Kristy Eller DeBoer, founder of KEDStyled, offers personalized fashion services, including closet edits, personal shopping, and styling to help clients build confidence and express their unique style.

Probes of chips, pharmaceuticals imports launched by Trump administration

Probes of chips, pharmaceuticals imports launched by Trump administration

CBS News The Trump administration is investigating imports of chips and pharmaceuticals for potential tariffs, citing national security and a need to restore domestic production.

New online tool helps Oklahoma veterans find approved education programs

New online tool helps Oklahoma veterans find approved education programs

Zachary Sabel The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs has launched a searchable resource to connect veterans, service members, and their families with training and education opportunities statewide.

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