From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

For many parole officer, jail officers, janitors and case managers working for the state, working more than 40 hours comes without overtime pay.

Engineers at Frontier Electronic Systems like to say the road to Mars goes through Stillwater. That's because the Stillwater company creates some of the most vital and advanced components for United States space travel.

Twenty years after May 3, many survivors have moved forward but remain impacted by one of the most devastating days in Oklahoma history. One woman shares how her faith carried her through the storm.

State colleges and universities will be banned from creating free speech zones under a new law

State Senator Greg Treat offered a bill that would allow Oklahomans to vote on whether to add a ban on abortion to the state Constitution to go into effect if Roe v. Wade were ever overturned.

Previously all white and mostly male, the state Board of Education under Gov. Kevin Stitt will see an increase in both racial and gender diversity at a time when Oklahoma's public school system is majority nonwhite.

Republican State Rep. Stephanie Bice will challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. Kendra Horn in 2020 for Oklahoma's fifth congressional district.

The newly renovated temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will be open to the public for a free open house this week.

100 days ago Kevin Stitt became Governor of Oklahoma. During his first few months in office, he has tackled some of his biggest campaign pledges, while others remain a work in progress.

Sunday, April 28 is the 19th annual Memorial Marathon. A familiar feature on the route has received an upgrade from an Edmond company.