Rain fails to deter attendees of a rally in protest of President Trump’s policies. (KOSU)
“No Kings” rally in Tulsa brings Oklahomans out in the rain. (Tulsa World)
State lawmakers decry political violence in Minnesota. (NewsOK)
The Ethics Commission plans to prosecute State Representative Ajay Pittman. (KOSU)
New law could expand health care across rural areas of Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
Governor Stitt sees opportunities in business courts. (Tulsa World)
AG Drummond rejects a compact between the UKB and Stitt. (Tulsa World)
Veterans and other decry Drummond’s call to eject Afghan refugees. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation avoids endorsements for governor. (Oklahoma Watch)
ISIS supporter pleads guilty in Election Day terrorism plot. (NewsOK)
Officials discuss the planned Oklahoma County jail care center. (NewsOK)
Tyson chicken farms could be straining state water supplies. (Investigate Midwest)
The University of Oklahoma is looking at raising its tuition and fees. (KOSU)
Oklahoma State University tuition remains unchanged. (Tulsa World)
The state strikes a deal to bring a space plane to Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
Organizers break ground on housing for unhoused Tulsans. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa Animal Services needs more staff and funds. (Tulsa World)
The City of Tulsa plans to vote on a $1.1B budget. (Tulsa World)
Former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland calls for tribal input. (NewsOK)
A nickel refinery in Lawton raises environmental concerns among Indigenous citizens. (KOSU)
The Oklahoma National Guard Museum plans a move to a new location. (NewsOK)
The Thunder hopes to take its first lead in the NBA Finals tonight. (NewsOK)
