The Latest Breaking News from Oklahoma

Richard Glossip survived nine execution dates and three last meals. Now the state wants a third trial but won’t say why

Richard Glossip, the former death row inmate who survived nine execution dates and three last meals, is set to walk out of prison on a $500,000 bond while he awaits his third trial for a 1997 murder. Oklahoma County District Judge Natalie Mai granted the bond on May 14, 2026,…

The Mary Sue · May 15

Kim Kardashian helps pay $500,000 bond to free former death row inmate Richard Glossip

The U.S. Supreme Court vacated Richard Glossip’s murder conviction earlier this year — and he is now allowed to live at home with his wife as he awaits his new trial

The Independent UK · May 15

Oklahoma Sues Roblox, Claims It's A 'Hunting Ground For Child Predators'

Oklahoma filed a lawsuit against Roblox, the popular online game used by millions of children, claiming it is a "hunting ground for child predators."

International Business Times · May 15

Oklahoma Child Marriage Ban Passes Into Law Despite Dozens Of Republican Lawmakers Voting No On The Measure

Oklahoma has banned child marriage, becoming the 17th US state to do so. Senate Bill 504, which faced Republican opposition, sets the minimum marriage age at 18 without exceptions.

International Business Times UK · May 14

Despite stiff Republican opposition Oklahoma finally bans child marriage, with a single vote deciding it

Why were Republicans so determined to preserve the right to marry kids?

We Got This Covered · May 14

Oklahoma man Raymond Johnson executed by lethal injection for brutal murder of ex and her infant

His execution marked the second one carried out in Oklahoma this year and the 11th nationwide

The Independent UK · May 14

The Cherokee Bible, one of the language’s first books, is a window between worldviews

If you wanted to learn the Cherokee language in the 1990s, there weren’t many written resources: three dissertations from the 1970s and ’80s, one textbook and a handful of college classes in North Carolina and Oklahoma. Even on most Cherokee land, it was unusual to see street or building signs…

The Conversation · May 12

Mach Natural Resources Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Mach Natural Resources (NYSE:MNR) said it is shifting more of its 2026 drilling program toward oil-weighted opportunities while maintaining its emphasis on distributions, low reinvestment and balance sheet discipline, according to comments from executives on the company’s first-quarter 2026 earnings

MarketBeat · May 12

Trump's cuts to a key small business program are gutting Native American businesses and the rural towns that rely on them

Tribal governments have diversified far beyond casinos to become economic engines, but a crackdown on federal small business contracting is threatening their very business model.

Fortune · May 11

‘How good a president is Trump?’ Commander-in-Chief polls workers in site visit to Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool rehab

Trump asked the workers on site if they think Iran should have a nuclear weapon

The Independent UK · May 8