From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

The popular Super Coa Nguyen market near 26th and Classen will mark it's 40th anniversary this year. Hai Luong shares the story about how his family started the market.

The 2019 legislative session came to an end on Thursday and lawmakers took action on a criminal justice reform bill while failing to move forward on another. It ended a year when criminal justice reform was a major area of focus.

All three Oklahoma County commissioners voted to create a jail trust for the Oklahoma County Jail, despite opposition from the county sheriff, who currently oversees the jail.

On Tuesday, the Oklahoma Senate gave final approval to an 8.1 billion-dollar spending plan that includes teacher pay raises, pay bumps for state employees and builds on the education funding increase the legislature appropriated last year. The spending plan heads to Governor Kevin Stitt’s desk for final approval.

On Monday, the Oklahoma City area had a noticeably quiet feeling in many parts of the city including downtown. However, one place was bustling with activity, the National Weather Service in Norman.

Oklahoma City firefighters made a quick rescue Wednesday morning of two window washers who took a wild, glass-smashing ride near the top of the 50-story Devon Tower.

Last October, a new law went into effect and changed how the liquor industry conducts business. A measure signed by Governor Stitt on Monday, walked back some of those changes.

After less than a year in office University of Oklahoma President James Gallogly announced he will retire.

Several of Gov. Kevin Stitt's appointees to the state Board of Education have stirred a fight of traditional public school advocates and school choice proponents.

Governor Kevin Stitt, the state house and senate have about three weeks left to finalize and agree on a budget. During a press conference on Thursday afternoon at the Capitol Governor Stitt outlined his top priorities for the next fiscal year.