Oklahoma wildlife rehabilitation leaders spoke to lawmakers in an interim study requested by Rep. Amanda Clinton, D-Tulsa, about how to manage increasing numbers of patients.

Oklahoma lawmakers heard from childcare experts Thursday as they prepare for the 2027 legislative session. Concerns included affordability and funding formulas.

Four counties in Oklahoma will receive federal disaster assistance for cleanup after severe storms this summer. Nearly all Oklahomans saw powerful winds on the Fourth of July this year, but the most damaging gusts hit Norman and northeastern Oklahoma.

Because of high diesel prices, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt asked to temporarily halt taxes, restrictions and fines on red-dyed diesel. Economists say the move could offer relief to producers facing high input costs and tight margins.

For the first time ever, Boone Pickens Stadium will host a hockey game. January 30, 2027 will mark the first Bedlam matchup between the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University at the stadium since a 2023 football game.

Oklahoma lawmakers are looking into allowing video and audio recording in some courtrooms. A joint House and Senate interim study this week considered logistics and addressed concerns around the idea.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day remembers the first people of the U.S. and celebrates the current vibrancy and diversity of Native communities. Events are happening across Oklahoma to celebrate.

Dr. Hugh Foley, an Oklahoma music historian, broadcaster, author, educator and musician, was inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame during their grand reopening celebration on Sept. 26. The Muskogee native is the author of the Oklahoma Music Guide.

Check out her performance at KOSU's studio ⬇️

On the latest episode of Songwriters & Tour Riders, Cherokee folk musician Kalyn Fay talks about her latest album ᎠᎾᏒᎤ (Garden) and why she decided to leave her job of nearly five years to pursue music full-time.

A recently published report examines how Indigenous people think about land back and whether it is possible in their lifetimes. Millennial Republicans expressed the most optimism around it.

Student organization Pokes in Politics welcomed Democratic nominee for governor Rep. Cyndi Munson to the Oklahoma State University campus Friday. Throughout the night, Munson reiterated her commitment to improving education.

In a 5-4 decision, the Oklahoma Supreme Court declared an initiative petition that would have phased out certain property taxes is unconstitutional.

An Oklahoma federal judge ruled that a Tulsa sheriff violated a suspect's Fourth Amendment rights when he used Flock to search for her license plate number and find where she had driven. The judge found the sheriff lacked probable cause to do so.

KOSU welcomes Palace to Tower Theatre on Saturday, October 24, 2026 and we’re giving away tickets! Enter to win a pair of tickets before the contest closes at noon on Tuesday, October 13.

People have harvested wild foods for millennia, but learning how to do it today is harder, because fewer people have those skills. Some groups are teaching people to eat “field to fork” again.

The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Council approved a three-year ban on data centers within tribal lands, giving the tribe time to study potential data center impacts.

Oklahoma wildlife officials have confirmed another case of Chronic Wasting Disease, a contagious, fatal neurological condition in some animals. It’s the sixth confirmed case in an Oklahoma deer since June 2023.

The Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office is encouraging public schools, technology centers and state higher education institutions to apply for its latest round of grants supported by opioid settlement funds.