State News

A missing 9-year-old boy who disappeared from his northwest Oklahoma City home was found safe when he showed up for school.

A federal judge has sentenced a former Choctaw Nation employee to four years of probation for embezzling money from the Native American tribe.

Lawmakers may get their first look at funding bills designed to close a gap in the current year's budget as they continue shuffling bills through committees when they return to the Capitol on Monday.

Authorities in northeast Oklahoma are looking for three men who escaped from a state prison at Fort Supply.

Oklahoma City police say a 78-year-old man who apparently walked away from an assisted living center has been found dead.

A proposal for a pilot program for performance-based pay for teachers has won approval from a House committee.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says three inmates remain on the loose after escaping from the William S. Key Correctional Center in northwestern Oklahoma.

Testimony is to begin in the triple-murder trial of a Norman man accused of killing his two sisters and the 87-year-old mother-in-law of one of the women.

In the heat of an Oklahoma summer, it often seems like the sun never stops shining.

An attorney for Oklahoma head football coach Bob Stoops and his wife, Carol, has withdrawn a protest letter regarding the proposed development of land near the site of a home the couple is building in Norman.