A local law firm is suing the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) for allegedly violating the Oklahoma Open Meetings Act. Read MoreLocal law firm suing OBN, claims they violated Oklahoma Open Meetings Act

The Tulsa Public School Board held a meeting on monday to approve the new member who will represent District 2.  Read MoreTulsa Public Schools approves new board member to represent District 2

The descendent of a prominent doctor who was killed during the Tulsa Race Massacre is trying to keep control over his relative's estate, claiming his image and likeness are being exploited. Read MoreDescendent of Tulsa Race Massacre victim claims family member's story is being exploited

Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) said they found a baby near Sand Springs on Monday after he was taken from a foster home by his mother. Read MoreOHP: Woman arrested for allegedly taking baby out of foster home

Saudi Arabia has freed a Saudi-American citizen it had imprisoned more than a year over his old tweets critical of the kingdom’s crown prince. The news of the release on Monday of U.S.-Saudi c… Read MoreSaudi Arabia frees American imprisoned over critical tweets

Missouri's Republican attorney general says his office will limit access to gender-affirming care for minors. Attorney General Andrew Bailey on Monday announced an emergency rule requiring an … Read MoreMissouri to restrict gender-affirming care for minors

President Joe Biden has issued the first veto of his presidency in an early sign of shifting White House relations with the new Congress since Republicans took control of the House in January.… Read MoreBiden issues first veto, taking on new Republican House

Webster Middle and High School students and staff celebrated the groundbreaking of their new band facility and greenhouse on Monday.  Read MoreWebster Middle, High School celebrated groundbreaking on new band and agriculture facilities

An Amber Alert issued for a 3-month-old baby has been cancelled after the child was located.  Read MoreAmber Alert canceled for 3-month-old believed to be in Mannford

Idaho is poised to allow firing squads to execute condemned inmates when the state can't get lethal-injection drugs, under a bill the Legislature passed Monday with a veto-proof majority. Read MoreIdaho poised to allow firing-squad executions in some cases