The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a large portion of eastern Oklahoma remains an American Indian reservation. It's a decision that has stirred both controversy and support.

As of this advisory, there are 2,570 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY — All non-essential businesses in 19 counties must close by the end of Wednesday, Oklahoma’s governor announced Tuesday.

Stocks Sen. Jim Inhofe sold in the weeks and days leading up to the COVID-19-fueled stock market crash saved the longtime Oklahoma congressman between $68,624 and $136,289, an analysis by The Frontier shows.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and First Lady January Hoskin announced Friday the formation of a ‘rare disease’ committee in recognition of National Rare Disease Awareness Day.

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s governor this week ordered state agencies to cut through the bureaucratic red tape and begin eliminating nearly a quarter of the regulations that govern the state.

Over 125 church leaders, business owners and community members gathered Thursday for a seminar on law changes and safety concerns following the passage of Constitutional Carry last year.

Oklahoma City, Okla. (Jan. 22, 2020)— Governor Kevin Stitt released the 2019 Stitt Administration Annual Accomplishments Report. The inaugural report focuses on the Stitt administration's progress thus far and displays the work being done to improve transparency, accountability and efficienc…

Around 60 Claremore area residents gathered in front of Congressman Markwayne Mullin's office to rally for and against impeachment ahead of the anticipated congress vote on Wednesday.

Westside Principal Glen Abshere has resigned, effective Jan. 10, to take on the role of executive director for the Oklahoma Association of Elementary School Principals (OAESP).

Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell spoke to local tourism professionals in Claremore this week, answering questions about the state’s plans to promote the tourism industry.

Ollie Christina (Callison) Starr was once a little girl, sixth in a family of seven kids, running around a cattle ranch in Mayes County.

Emmy-nominated screenwriter Bekah Brunstetter recently visited Claremore, researching for a television show that could premier on the small screen as early as 2021 – a modern-day remake of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!”

Murder, federal overreach and a Supreme Court case that will influence the fate of nations – all are topics of interest in a new and one-of-kind podcast by Oklahoma native and Cherokee Nation citizen Rebecca Nagle.

Oklahoma City, OK – Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell today announced the schedule for his upcoming Lt. Governor’s Tourism Summits. The summits – organized in partnership with the Oklahoma Travel Industry Association and hosted by local community organizations – will take place this fall. Lt. Govern…

A new state law went into effect Monday, which prohibits trains from blocking vehicle traffic at grade crossings for more than 10 minutes.

The international allure of Route 66 draws tourists of all kinds.

Vice President Mike Pence praised the resiliency, community and faith of Oklahomans Tuesday.

Absentee ballots have to be sent immediately after printing in order to get to the voters 45 days before the election.

Elections can be confusing.

So far in Rogers County, 2019 has been full of elections, without a single race for federal office. There was a county wide referendum in February, school bonds from three districts in March, and April capped off more than a dozen municipal and school board elections.