Oklahoma lawmakers’ obsession with over-regulating our state’s health care industry is destroying it. Thanks to their ...

The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) confirms the Oklahoma County Jail never produced an incident report on 18-year ...

Oklahoma’s hospitals will be required to post prices for procedures and services online beginning Saturday, Nov. 1, as part ...

Unfortunately, the ongoing federal shutdown has significantly impacted our ability to fulfill that mission without taking actions such as this.” ...

Service providers implored lawmakers not to implement restrictive policies and regulations that would make it harder for ...

The collision happened Friday, Oct. 31, at the intersection of U.S. 43 and Pennsylvania Avenue in Satsuma, according to ...

An Oklahoma man faces charges after the Maryville Police Department say he stole medical equipment from an East Tennessee ...

The best way to help is to donate money to food banks, Dykstra said. Food banks are also always in need of volunteers and ...

Time is running out for Oklahoma food truck owners to meet a critical deadline under a new state law, but there's one final ...

Oklahoma's new law requires hospitals to post all prices online, aiming to increase healthcare transparency. Learn how this affects patients, hospitals, and what Governor Stitt says about it.

These lawmakers expect local authorities to ban "obscenity" before it happens—a recipe for chilling a wide variety of legal speech.