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City of OKCMoratorium extensions in Oklahoma City and Edmond suspend data center development into 2027. -
Dylan Goforth photo illustration/The FrontierPavatt claimed innocence in the slaying of an Oklahoma City advertising executive for insurance money. His co-defendant and former lover, Brenda Andrew, is also on death row. -
Beth Wallis/StateImpact OklahomaIt's now a familiar tune in Oklahoma — a proposed charter school vying to become the nation's first publicly funded religious school. -
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Welcome to the We Are Land-Grant series — short stories about how Oklahoma State University is making a difference through public impact research — improving lives in Oklahoma and beyond. -
Increased housing stock, decreased homelessness, lower crime rates and rising job growth are just a few wins Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols touted during his second State of the City Tuesday. -
The majority of funds dedicated to the four affected programs, like most federal education dollars, pass through the Oklahoma State Department of Education and go directly to schools. -
KOSU's weekly round-up of Oklahoma music news includes Vince Gill being nominated for the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Mayfest setting dates for 2027 and more. -
Hern’s swearing in will cut short the term of U.S. Sen. Alan Armstrong who had been tapped by Gov. Kevin Stitt earlier this year to temporarily fill the Senate seat. -
State Attorney General Gentner Drummond asked a Rogers County judge Monday to require the two companies behind the proposed Inola smelter to answer discovery requests about their ownership. -
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The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council is formally opposing the Inola smelter and calling on intergovernmental consultation with the neighboring Muscogee Nation. -
People with serious mental illness need a level of care that Oklahoma doesn’t adequately provide, experts said at a "State of Mental Health" address. -
On November 11, 2026, the Mother Road celebrates its 100th birthday. With more driveable miles of Route 66 than any other state, Oklahoma has been investing in the road and the businesses along it.
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