Muscogee Nation will join summer food aid program rejected by Oklahoma governor
The Muscogee Nation is signing up for a federal program to help families pay for groceries in the summer after Gov. Kevin Stitt rejected...
Oklahoma attorney general drops governor’s refiling of ‘meritless’ ClassWallet lawsuit
An investigation in May 2022 by nonprofit news outlets Oklahoma Watch and The Frontier initially revealed hundreds of thousands of dollars misspent on items...
More Than 825,000 Oklahomans Have Unclaimed Property & The State Wants to Return It
Ever dreamt of stumbling upon buried treasure without having to sail the high seas or win the lottery? Well, this might be your lucky...
Bill could force Oklahoma businesses to accept cash as form of payment
OKLAHOMA CITY - Going cashless is something Oklahoma has seen more and more as businesses decide they no longer will accept cash. A bill...
Muscogee Nation previews summer feeding program
A lot of people cannot escape the expense of groceries. However, thanks to a new program from the Muscogee Nation, a lot of...
The 10 Worst States to Retire
Choosing a place to retire is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Along with good weather and things to...
Oklahoma lawmaker wants to give schools ability to apply for $10,000 in grants for...
OKLAHOMA CITY - School security was back in the spotlight at the Oklahoma Capitol. A state lawmaker said he wants to give Oklahoma schools...
David Payne’s Monday Evening Forecast
David Payne delivers the latest weather update: Oklahoma City spared the brunt of the snowstorm, with just over 3 inches at Will Rogers. Surrounding...
Local elections to be held in Oklahoma Tuesday
OKLAHOMA (KXII) - Oklahomans will head to the polls Tuesday for city and school elections. Locally, there are school bond proposals on the ballot...
Oklahoma Woman Survives Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Warns Others
During the winter months, carbon monoxide poisoning calls go up. This year, EMSA so far, has responded to 17 carbon monoxide calls in the...
