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EDMOND, Okla. - A brand-new major at the University of Central Oklahoma is preparing students for the future of business and rapidly developing technology. This fall, the university is rolling out its first MBA program specific to artificial intelligence and the changes it’s bringing to the workforce. Madeline Mitchell

OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Okla. (KOKH) — UPDATE: Officials say all lanes of southbound I-35 have been reopened. Authorities say drivers along southbound I-35 in Oklahoma County should prepare for delays following a major accident. On Wednesday morning, emergency crews were called to an accident involving multiple vehicles along

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) is expanding PIKEPASS access to customers on tolling facilities in five additional states around the United States.

OKLAHOMA CITY - A campaign is growing against Jesus House’s plan to transform the former Sleep Inn at 5200 Classen Circle into a long-term sober-living community. Former gubernatorial candidate Chip Keating said fellow parents at Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School asked him to help lead the opposition. Keating has

In this Oklahoma in a Minute update, a 3D printer created a device that’s giving a special toddler some independence and a man is accused of trying to get a student at the University of Oklahoma to start using cocaine. In Norman, Cleveland County deputies arrested a man accused...

During the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority meeting on Tuesday, the OTA unveiled new design elements for the Toby Keith Expressway.

More than three decades after the Oklahoma City bombing, the grandmother of two of the youngest victims is seeking answers for human remains that have never been identified.

Pioneer newspaperman Milton “Kicking Bird” Reynolds published the first issue of the Edmond Sun on July 18, 1889 – less than three months after the Land Run. Originally published weekly on Thursdays, the four-page paper was printed on a manual printing press. Over time, the newspaper expanded pages and later merged wit

A man was airlifted to an Oklahoma City hospital late Monday afternoon after he was struck by a pickup truck while riding an electric scooter on S. Division Street in Guthrie. Guthrie police and firefighters were called to the busy roadway shortly after 4:30 p.m. for a collision between Grant and Lincoln avenues.