Yes. Former President Barack Obama dropped a collective 26,172 bombs on seven countries without congressional approval, ...

War began against Iran on President Donald Trump’s orders Feb. 28, with Israel and U.S. forces striking over 900 times within ...

I was working on my laptop in the living room the other day when I first heard the faint quacking sound. I thought it might ...

It’s taken a while, but the Oklahoma Supreme Court finally weighed in on the state law from 2022 that forbade state agencies ...

With the recent onslaught of news on the national and international scene, a growing number of media pundits are sounding the alarm about how information is being consumed. They are ...

Starting a new NCAA program isn’t an easy task. There are hurdles from recruiting, scheduling the season, and even finding a new coach up for the challenge.

A $12.82 billion state budget is on its way to Gov. Kevin Stitt after passing a House vote Thursday, despite facing questions about whether it properly meets ...

At one of Oklahoma’s 21 Child Advocacy Centers, a child is brought into a specially designed, child-focused room instead of a ...

Northeastern State University women’s tennis rolled to a dominant 7-0 victory over Fort Hays State Thursday at the NSU Tennis ...

An Arkansas man accused of stalking someone pleaded not guilty in Cherokee County District Court. One felony charge of stalking and one misdemeanor charge of malicious injury to property was filed ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — House lawmakers on Wednesday advanced various bills that attempt to control how taxpayer funds can be spent on health care-related services.

Religion, redemption and remorse were not enough for Raymond E. Johnson to elicit a single vote for mercy from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board.