Oklahoma State University football coach Mike Gundy was nearly canceled after he was photographed wearing a One America News (OAN) T-shirt while standing next to a pile of fish.
Football Coaches Should Avoid These Problematic T-Shirts
Oklahoma, J&J Reach End of First National Opioid Trial
The case is widely expected to be a bellwether for future litigation, either saving big pharma or spelling its doom
Lawyers for the state of Oklahoma on Monday called on a judge to find pharmaceutical concern Johnson and Johnson legally culpable for the opioid crisis. Oklahoma Becomes 15th Permitless Gun-Carry State
Second state this year to drop permits
Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt (R.) signed a bill into law on Wednesday that eliminated permitting requirements for concealed gun carry inside the state. Dem Governor Candidate: Multiple DUI’s Shouldn’t Make You Eligible for Jail
Two Heroic Bystanders Shoot Back at Oklahoma Attacker Ending his Random Act of Violence
One victim thanks good Samaritans for saving lives
Thirty-five-year-old Juan Carlos Nazario and 39-year-old Bryan Wittle are credited with saving lives after they intervened in what police believe was a random attack at a restaurant in Oklahoma on Thursday. Liberal Donor to Group Pushing Okla. Tax Hike Avoided Millions in Taxes
Billionaire Kaiser was also largest backer of Solyndra
A liberal billionaire who funds a group pushing for increased taxes on new oil and gas wells in Oklahoma has a history of avoiding taxes himself. College President to Students: ‘College Is Not About Being Safe’
Oklahoma Teachers Training for Concealed Carry Permits
Education group: ‘For our members, it’s the last line of defense’
One public school district in Oklahoma announced that six of its teachers are training for concealed carry permits and more schools may soon follow suit, according to a state educators’ association. Bills Focusing on Bible Elective Classes in Public Schools Introduced in Two States
Lawmakers say legislation supported by constituents
Bills introduced in Oklahoma and West Virginia focusing on Bible elective courses in public schools continue to face mounting opposition, but lawmakers have indicated the legislation is important and supported by constituents. Off-Duty Cop Stops Beheading Attack by Shooting Suspect
Saves life of second victim
Mark Vaughn was able to stop Alton Nolen's violent rampage through an Oklahoma food distribution warehouse by shooting him with a rifle. 