No one disputes that Tyesha Long shot and killed her ex-boyfriend nearly five years ago. But after spending almost three years in prison for manslaughter, she could soon walk free under a new Oklahoma law meant to give domestic violence survivors a second chance.

State and federal officials have targeted health programs in efforts to trim what they call wasteful spending. But advocates have pushed back.

According to the Oklahoma City Fire Department, crews responded to a home near NE 150th St. and Happy Valley Dr. at around 8:30 a.m. Both OKC and Edmond fire crews responded to the fire. Upon arrival, firefighters could see flames coming from the roof. It is unclear what caused the fire or if anyone was hurt.

Oklahoma State’s best year didn’t come with the glory of a national title, but it might not be too late to change that. Throughout the Mike Gundy era, OSU has s

In May, President Donald Trump unveiled a proposal that included spending cuts to non-military programs, as well as plans to eliminate the NEH.

Dave Hamby with the Oklahoma Policy Institute said more than 100,000 Oklahomans use federal rental assistance, and if the trump administration's proposed two ye

Police arrested an 18-year-old driver accused of leaving the scene of a hit-and-run crash that critically injured a teenager.

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A Pennsylvania company is raising eyebrows after raking in more than $5 million from Oklahoma Lottery scratch-offs in a single day this month, sparking questions about how groups of out-of-state players are targeting certain games.