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Leaders of the campaign against State Question 788 say it would create "the most liberal medical marijuana law in the nation."

I first became a foster dad more than six years ago. The me before then might have a hard time recognizing the me now.Related story: From only child to foster parent, Father's Day is big for Broken Arrow dad of…

Early in-person voting for the June 26 primary elections and State Question 788 begins Thursday and continues through Saturday.Photo gallery: Get to know the Oklahoma governor candidates on the primary election ballot

Adam Heare never felt like he wanted to bee father to more than two children. But he and his wife Kate, who grew up in a family of seven, have enthusiastically embraced an expansion of their family, through adoption and…

This marks the second time since May that Tulsa Assessor Office officials have realized sizeable mistakes in the property tax rolls.A county assessor error costs schools thousands. Jenks shorted about $100,000 due to mistake

A new study describes a “catch-22” in states like Oklahoma that didn’t implement Medicaid expansion but have placed work requirements on some recipients.

Three Democrats and three Republicans, including the five-term incumbent, are running in the upcoming June 26 primary to represent House District 80 in Broken Arrow.

Here is how Oklahoma’s members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives voted on key bills and amendments last week.

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A contentious week stalled the Senate defense bill being managed by U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe, but a final vote on the $716 million policy measure is expected in the next few days.