As many as 150 people could lose housing in Oklahoma City under new federal guidelines about how to use homelessness assistance funds, local officials say.

Burns Hargis never expected to have a biography written about him. But neither had he expected to become president of Oklahoma State University.

KOSU's Oklahoma Music Minute features musicians and bands from across the state. This week, we're highlighting some our favorite Oklahoma songs of 2025.

If you’re out holiday shopping, here are some new books by Oklahoma authors to keep an eye out for.

Sandhill and whooping cranes have a migratory layover in the northern part of the state.

Daniel H. Wilson's latest book, Hole in the Sky, combines his knowledge as a scientist with his background growing up in northeastern Oklahoma as a Cherokee citizen.

Saying the issue is now moot, Oklahoma’s highest court dismissed a lawsuit challenging a requirement that public schools keep Bibles in classrooms and teach from them.

RSD Black Friday is this Friday, so if you’re looking for something special for yourself or a music lover in your life, keep reading.

A House lawmaker has formally requested that the Oklahoma Attorney General weigh in on the legality of a state board’s decision to meet behind closed doors to discuss legislative salaries and stipends.

16 Cheyenne and Arapaho children who died while attending the Carlisle Indian Industrial School are finally buried with their relatives in Concho. But two other students did not return home due to gravesite mismanagement, and the Office of Army Cemeteries is taking accountability.