Government

As SNAP benefits pause this November, small-town Oklahoma will feel the hit first.

Oklahoma’s got charm, character, and some hilariously outdated laws you’ve got to read.

Of all the foods in Oklahoma’s state meal, grits raise the most eyebrows. How did this Southern staple land on the official list?

From consent laws to expungement reform, Oklahoma’s 39 new laws are now in effect, with hundreds more arriving this fall.

Oil, wind, and maybe nuclear? Oklahoma is debating the next chapter in its energy story.

After years of debate, Oklahoma is taking a major step in reshaping its prison system. The change is stirring up hope and skepticism alike.

Forget the old toll booths—now it’s all about snapping pics of license plates. But wait, some drivers are getting away with a free pass!

Lawmakers made big moves in July, and now they’re in effect. Read how Oklahoma laws are changing in schools, colleges, and beyond.

Oklahoma’s toll roads were supposed to be free once paid off. Instead, the Turnpike Authority planted a legal loophole to keep the toll-collecting machine running.

As of July 1, Oklahoma stopped issuing paper car titles. The move to digital may be more efficient, but it’s not winning over drivers who prefer proof in hand.

It earned its reputation the hard way, one bump, rattle, and worrying car scrape at a time... Now this Oklahoma rite of passage is getting fixed.

In Oklahoma, a curious paradox unfolds. You can vote, but owning a gun after serving time? That’s where things get tricky.