Oklahoma drought conditions, Kratom legislation, Project Safe Spot and more
Drought conditions are getting worse in Oklahoma.New legislation could outlaw Kratom sales in the state.Project Safe Spot is returning to Stillwater next week.You can find the KOSU Daily wherever you ...
21 Sep 8min
Inola legal challenge, farmer fuel prices, Ken Pomeroy award and more
The vote over a controversial aluminum smelter faces a legal challenge.Farmers are facing higher fuel prices as they head into harvest season.An Oklahoma musician gets national recognition.You can fin...
18 Sep 10min
Abortion law challenge, aluminum smelter ban lawsuit, third meal cuts and more
Oklahoma faces a lawsuit over its abortion laws.The fight over an aluminum smelter in northeast Oklahoma is heading to court.School districts are trying to feed children after cuts from the State Depa...
17 Sep 14min
Not Your Average Joe lawsuit, Land Banks, rural food insecurity and more
An Oklahoma nonprofit faces a lawsuit from the Trump Administration.Lawmakers are considering options to deal with a shortage in affordable housing.Rural areas are struggling with food insecurity amid...
16 Sep 16min
Wildfire danger, Inola smelter vote, wiener dog race and more
High heat and drought are fueling wildfires across Oklahoma.Inola city officials put a vote on an aluminum smelter before the people.A county fair event in Norman celebrates tiny dogs.You can find the...
15 Sep 9min
Osage education spending, Gateway to Prevention & Recovery, Monarch butterfly migration and more
Tensions are rising over education spending in the Osage Nation.Cuts are forcing the closure of a mental health treatment center after more than four decades.Monarch butterflies are making their migra...
14 Sep 9min
AI in political advertisements, Medicaid cut concerns, TPS budget shortfall and more
Ethics officials are considering option for AI-generated political ads.Oklahoma doctors are raising concerns about cuts to Medicaid services.Tulsa School leaders are reaching out to the community as t...
11 Sep 7min
Stafford parole denied, Choctaw language app, Cedar Lake shrinking and more
A woman behind an infamous Oklahoma City mass killing in 1978 gets denied parole.A new app is helping people learn the Choctaw language.A west-central Oklahoma lake is shrinking, and residents’ wells ...
10 Sep 18min
