"We now understand that incarcerating alone just continues that generational cycle," Sarah Stitt said. "That's what the issue is. It's not an incarceration issue; it's a generational cycle issue."

News Oklahoma's Julie Chin met up with a local server to learn how a generous tip from Zach Bryan is helping her breathe easier.

The Tulsa Health Department is urging residents to receive flu and COVID-19 vaccinations to prevent respiratory illnesses as Oklahoma enters the coldest months of the year. Health experts say the ...

Survivors of the 1921 massacre and their descendants contemplate the meaning of reparations in today’s Tulsa, Okla.

Two suspects, Maria Guadalupe and Irwin Medina, were arrested in Tulsa for the murder of Juan Luviano, reported missing in December 2024.

Oklahoma’s Republican state Superintendent Ryan Walters praised the Tulsa Public Schools for bucking national enrollment trends among urban districts. The student population has not only ticked upward,

Aside from the direct affects Senate Bill 484 would have on homeless populations, it's an assault on local control, opponents say.

A proposed bill would make it illegal for almost all Oklahoma cities to provide homeless shelters or outreach and halt existing programs.

Proposed legislation at the Oklahoma State Capitol would stop municipality funded services and programs that help those experiencing homelessness.Newly elected

Members of the minority caucus said too many Oklahomans struggle to make ends meet, especially for housing and medical care, and their public schools need more support.

Oklahoma lawmakers filed a record 3,099 bills and joint resolutions ahead of Thursday's deadline for the first session of the 60th Legislature.