Oklahoma City is remembering M.T. Berry, a trailblazing public official who served the city for nearly five decades.

Arize Fitness Training is bringing families together for a fitness competition focused on teamwork, confidence and fun.

Berry began his career as a community service officer before he became the city’s first Black police chief in 1998.

The newly appointed U.S. senator says lengthy permitting delays are driving up energy costs, slowing infrastructure projects, ...

State election officials say Oklahoma's voting system includes paper ballots, offline voting devices, post-election audits ...

Oklahoma election officials reaffirmed the security of the state's voting system, saying a recently declassified federal ...

Five additional swift water rescue teams from Oklahoma are on their way to Texas to respond to the catastrophic flooding.

As concerns over Cyclospora continue, an Oklahoma City farm is reminding consumers that safe produce starts on the farm but ...

The Oklahoma State Election Board is clarifying what steps it takes to ensure election security, following President Trump’s ...

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck off Mexico's southern Pacific coast near the Guatemala border Friday, shaking parts of ...

The Oklahoma State Department of Health has confirmed in a statement that a number of Oklahoma cases of cyclosporiasis can be ...

The ruling dropped DeChambeau from solo second to a tie for fifth at Royal Birkdale, and his agent said the two-time U.S.