A similar bill in Texas is being challenged in court.

All were EF-1 rated storms, minimal damage to roofs and outbuildings.

USPS made the decision after hearing from customers during public meetings.

Governor Kevin Stitt has pulled the nomination of Shelley Zumwalt to be his Cabinet Secretary for Tourism, Wildlife, and Heritage.

46-year-old Amanda Harms’ manner of death was ruled an accident and the probable cause of death was alcohol and alprazolam intoxication complicated by hypothermia. The Medical Examiner’s Office said there was no evidence of lethal trauma.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt approved Senate Bill 1200 on April 26, which says “If a federal law is passed that authorizes states to observe daylight saving time year-round, this state shall adopt daylight saving time as the year-round standard of time for the entire state and all its political subdivisions.”

In-fighting between executive branch members, the governor’s office and the state Senate saw another public chapter play out on Friday adding on to what has been a month of Republican lawmakers blaming each other for difficulties in getting policies across the finish line.

Police said the teen who died was Valin Bell. The other remains in critical condition and is unidentified.

Jalen Williams highlighted a 24-point performance with a back-breaking 3 with three minutes left, and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Pelicans 97-89 to complete a four-game sweep of their first-round playoff series

Police say victim showed up at OSU Medical Center with gunshot wound to chest.

Tulsa police said multiple people fired shots during a birthday party Sunday morning.

According to the City, the devices were not real explosives but made to look like real explosives.

Once SB 1854 takes effect in November, state and local law enforcement can remove someone for camping on state-owned lands such as highway right-of-ways and medians, and even state parks. If the person is homeless and refuses to accept help and resources, they will be arrested for a misdemeanor and, if convicted, will either be fined $50 or spend 15 days in the jail of the county where the offense took place.

The declaration temporarily suspends requirements for size and weight permits of oversized vehicles transporting materials and supplies critical to recovery efforts, emergency relief, and power restoration. The state of emergency will remain in effect for 30 days.