As healthcare costs continue to rise Oklahoma will soon become the first state allowed to negotiate with drug-makers if their medicine doesn't work.

The Oklahoma Health Care Authority has announced it will delay planned cuts to providers and nursing homes, and those cuts will be smaller than initially expected. The budget crisis has already left its mark, however. This is just the latest round of cuts for the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, which operates SoonerCare.

More than 600,000 Oklahoma children rely on SoonerCare, the state's Medicaid. In fact, it was a lifeline for one Oklahoma family. "Everybody she meets, she has to make them smile," said Tiffany Funk. On the outside, Tiffany Funk's four-year-old daughter Lily is all smiles, but on the inside, she's struggling. "Whenever she was born, we had no idea," said Jessie Funk, Lily's dad. Six hours after their daughter was born, Jessie and Tiffany found out Lily only had...

Hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans, who rely on state run medical care, are waiting to see what changes could result from the Senate healthcare bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA), if it is eventually passed. 

More than 600,000 Oklahoma children rely on SoonerCare, the state's Medicaid. 

State lawmakers now have just five days left to fill a $900 million budget gap and progress is stalling as the House has adjourned until Monday.

The second-to-last state question on your ballot aims to repeal the Oklahoma law separating church and state. 

Dr. Brian Lepley has been a pediatrician in Oklahoma City for 31 years treating generations of families. 

Police have released a composite sketch of a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in SW OKC.