OKLAHOMA CITY — Standing at “a major crossroads,” tribes and legislative leaders must decide if Oklahoma can continue to function as one state and share paying for roads, bridges and schools or create parallel societies, the Commission on Cooperative Sovereignty announced Thursday.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Standing at “a major crossroads,” tribes and legislative leaders must decide if Oklahoma can continue to function as one state and share paying for roads, bridges and schools or create parallel societies, the Commission on Cooperative Sovereignty announced Thursday.

An early morning fire destroyed an unoccupied single-story house Thursday morning at 302 North Johnston in Ada.

BYNG — The Byng High School cross country teams are planning on making some noise at the Class 4A Regional Tournament Saturday in Waurika.

On Tuesday, October 27 at 7 p.m. candidates for U.S. Senate will square off in a virtual format. The debate is hosted by East Central University's chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society.

Just shy of 200 players from all over the state are expected to make their way to Ada Saturday for the first Oklahoma Cornhole Association Regional Tournament of the 2020-21 season.

Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby released the following statement in regard to today's letter from Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter recognizing the value of intergovernmental cooperation.

Oklahoma’s jurisdictional landscape dramatically changed Thursday when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled much of the state’s eastern half remains a Native reservation, throwing past criminal convictions into question.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a large chunk of eastern Oklahoma remains an American Indian reservation, a decision that state and federal officials have warned could throw Oklahoma into chaos.