Jennah James, FOX23 News

The Oklahoma State Board of Education unanimously approved a budget for Fiscal Year 2024, proposed by new State Superintendent Ryan Walters.

Since the launch of 988, the nation’s suicide and crisis lifeline, in July 2022, calls have poured into GRAND Mental Health.

The City of Bartlesville has asked residents, once again, to conserve water as lake levels continue to fall.

Thousands lined the streets for the 44th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade in downtown Tulsa.

Jamie Hyslop hammered, sawed and framed with other volunteers at BattleCreek Church in Owasso on a cold Sunday night.

Tulsa’s Flock Safety automated license plate reader network alerts officers when a suspect’s vehicle is in the area.

The cost of an incredible, edible egg is tough to stomach lately. According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, egg prices have jumped 49%.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved a medication to fight Alzheimer’s disease.

A woman died late Thursday in a Sand Springs house fire.

Shepherd’s Cross in Claremore is handing down the art of Navajo weaving.

The sounds of about 200 middle school students shuffling through the hallways have been temporarily replaced with hammering, drilling and repairs at Preston Middle School.

On Tuesday, Jan. 3, hundreds gathered at the newly built Warren Clinic in Owasso for dedication and blessing at 11610 North 137th East Ave.

It’s the nightmare after Christmas. Thousands of flights across the country are canceled, including two-thirds of Southwest Airlines flights.

There’s no place like home for the holidays, but if your home falls victim to the freeze, the days ahead won’t be merry and bright.

Some might suffer from the ‘holiday blues,’ which are feelings of sadness during the holiday season.