Oklahoma lawmakers file thousands of bills each session, but only a few hundred become law. Read more for a behind-the-scenes ...

Hundreds of protestors gathered outside the Oklahoma state capitol Wednesday as part of a nationwide demonstration against President Donald Trump’s administration and the Project 2025 agenda.

Clara Belle’s café opens at the Oklahoma State Capitol, serving diverse dishes while co-owner Donna Hein brings her full-circle journey to the building.

Our countdown of the top Oklahoma stories of 2025, as heard on Capitol Insider, leads us from number five to number one.

State lawmakers move forward with a bill to criminalize misrepresenting a service animal. HB 1178, provides that any person who does not have a disability or is not trained to assist individuals with ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Dozens gathered at ...

The Oklahoma State Capitol will begin seeing a new type of landscaper begin work this week. In February, the Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services purchased automated mowers, which are ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Hundreds of people showed up on the Oklahoma State Capitol steps on Wednesday. It was part of a protest taking place across the country against President Donald Trump’s policies ...

Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board Chairperson Brian Shellem, left, and Alliance Defending Freedom senior counsel Phil Sechler, right, stand at the Oklahoma State Capitol on April 17. The U.S.

The Satanic Temple of New York unveiled on Monday designs for a Satanic monument on the steps of the Oklahoma State Capitol. The edifice, featuring plenty of occult symbolism and smiling children, is ...

HB 1178, provides that any person who does not have a disability or is not trained to assist individuals with disabilities who use a service animal to gain treatment or benefits will be guilty of a ...