Evan Onstot

Data centers have become a big topic of conversation, and a project in Yukon has drawn no shortage of attention and criticism. And we talk to Gentner Drummond as he heads to the GOP gubernatorial runoff.

The Republican race for governor is down to two candidates after a crowded field entered the primary election in June.

Two Del City police officers were recognized for saving a 2-year-old boy from drowning after his floatie flipped in a backyard pool.

Oklahoma City officials report a 13% rise in golf rounds played across five city-owned courses, highlighting the sport's growing popularity and benefits.

EMSA has issued its third medical heat alert of the year after responding to multiple heat-related illness calls in Oklahoma City, urging residents to take precautions as high temperatures persist.

A German restaurant unaffected by the E. coli water issue in Moore is offering free well water to the community.

A push is underway to lower the amount of screen time Oklahoma students have every day while in classrooms.

Tens of millions of dollars are potentially on the line, with the federal government demanding Oklahoma cut down on errors in its food assistance program.

Tens of millions of dollars are potentially on the line, with the federal government demanding Oklahoma cut down on errors in its food assistance program.

Oklahoma authorities are cautioning businesses about a stronger variation of kratom tied to over 50 fatal overdoses since January 2022 and warning sellers of potential legal consequences.