This Day in Oklahoma History: Louise Funk Fluke was born
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On this day in 1900, the designer of Oklahoma’s state flag, Louise Funk Fluke, was born. She’s largely ...
Lawmaker tries again to ban Pride flags at schools, on government property
Moore, authored similar legislation last year that was not heard in the Senate. House Bill 1219 passed through committee on a ...
Oklahoma bill banning Pride flags on state property advances after committee approval
HB1219 passed out of the House General Government Committee on Tuesday.It's a bill that didn't make it across the finish line ...
Cowboys End Wrestling Home Stand in Dramatic Fashion
Oklahoma State senior heavyweight Wyatt Hendrickson took to the mat in what would be his final dual match in front of the ...
East Central flag football pioneer Nayeli Vazquez signs in a history-making moment
On the 39th annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day, Vazquez became the state's first high school athlete to sign to ...
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Oklahoma raised its flags after Jimmy Carter's funeral, breaking with '30-day' tradition
Federal guidelines typically require flags to be lowered to half-staff for 30 days upon the death of a former president, but some states like Oklahoma have already moved past the mourning period for ...
Hundreds protest policies on immigration, education on first day of legislative session
Over 200 demonstrators protested fascism and policies aimed at marginalized communities ahead of the Gov. Kevin Stitt's State ...
First letter of intent for girls flag football in OK signed on National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Flag football player Nayeli Vazquez signed the first letter of intent in Oklahoma for girls flag football on National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
'Gaslighting': Walters presents budget requests, Democrats raise red flags
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters (R-Okla.) presented Fiscal Year 2026 budget requests to the Oklahoma House Appropriations ...
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Colorado universities are now closer to paying athletes. But the public may never know how much.
House Bill 1041 would allow universities to pay players from any sport, though football is the most lucrative, for their name, image and likeness rights, otherwise known as NIL ...