Oklahoma has emerged as one of the most aggressive adopters of federal immigration enforcement agreements in the country, and the financial architecture behind that system could funnel more than $175 million annually into state and local agencies.

President Trump said Monday he is keeping a close watch on which countries help the U.S. break Iran’s chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz and reopen the critical passage to oil traffic.

I suppose there are many definitions to explain the concept of “insanity,” and it seems that most focus on something going wrong with human behavior. There is one definition that has been floating around in recent years that seems to have become popular: “doing the same thing over and over...

to point As his six-year promise to serve the people of Oklahoma’s Second District morphs beyond the HOUSE and beyond the U.S. Senator phase and into inclusion in President Donald Trump’s highest cabinet, who’s to say what the future holds for Oklahoma’s MarkWayne Mullin.

How Mullin’s move to Homeland Security could impact Oklahoma voters More than a few people have indicated interest in the seat held by Sen. Markwayne Mullin, who was nominated last week to serve as Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

Gaylord News NORMAN — An effort by Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt for a statewide referendum on the continued legality of medical marijuana is running into headwinds among providers and some elected officials.

DURANT— Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Chief Gary Batton released his 2026 Tribal progress and economic development report to the Nation and to the public. In a formal presentation at the Tribe’s headquarters in Durant, Batton’s report stated: “The Choctaw Nation has a proud and storied history of faith and resilience and has been a driving force in Southeastern Oklahoma for more than a century.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Sen. David Bullard, RDurant, has advanced legislation that would create a Teachers’ Bill of Rights to enshrine classroom protections for all Oklahoma educators.

The news cycle over the past month has been nuts, with major stories from all over the world and even here in Oklahoma. The U.S.

By all reports, it was a usual Sunday morning in the wealthy Pacific port city of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico when gunshots began to ring out and sirens began to blare. Mexican cartel bandits scattered across the city, lighting vehicles on fire and ambushing Mexican police and national guard. Scenes more reminiscent of a Middle East insurgency than a Mexican resort town began to circulate online.