The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill to ban cell phones in schools, allowing districts to create their own policies aimed at enhancing student focus.

The author of Senate Bill 80 says she wants to enhance transparency and public participation in Oklahoma Turnpike Authority ...

The impact of Ryan Walters' politicization of schools is being criticized by Gov. Stitt and Oklahoma business leaders who ...

Following heat from educators, parents and advocates, a bill regarding school-based medical services in schools is being ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Some Oklahoma parents and educators say a state Senate bill that takes aim at certain services students with Individualized Education Plans receive would have devastating ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A proposed bill at the Capitol could make it harder for Oklahoma teenagers to spend hours scrolling through social media. House Bill 1275, filed by Representative Chad ...

Oklahomans pride themselves on family values and helping each other during times of crisis. Homeless children are in a crisis ...

FARGO — A bill has been introduced to the Oklahoma state Senate that would require storm chasers to be licensed. The bill, written by Sen. Mark Mann, is called the Oklahoma Emergency Weather ...

Parents across Oklahoma are reacting to a new bill from the State Senate that would affect medical care for students with special needs. Senate Bill 1017 would prohibit the Oklahoma Health Care ...

and one Tulsa representative wants to expand the Oklahoma Promise program. Representative Michelle McCane introduced House Bill 1020. It would extend Oklahoma Promise benefits to the children of ...

Senate Bill 1017, introduced by Sen. Dusty Deevers, focuses on Medicaid coverage for school-based services in Oklahoma. The bill outlines that Medicaid may cover educationally necessary services ...

OKLAHOMA — An Oklahoma House Committee passed a bill called the "Bell to Bell, No Cell" bill that's aimed at keeping cellphones out of classrooms, except under specific circumstances.