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An Oklahoma Vietnam War veteran received a surprise car parade near his home, thanks to his friends, family, and the Wounded Veterans of Oklahoma.

An Oklahoma state senator said Tuesday he plans to file a bill classifying targeted assaults or threats against law enforcement officers as hate crimes.

The U.S. Marshals Service announced Thursday that a 60-day anti-gang crime operation resulted in the arrest of 262 suspects and the recovery of five missing children in Oklahoma City.

A dangerous social media challenge on TikTok has resulted in the tragic death of an Oklahoma teenager by overdose.

Americans answered a call from a nine-year-old boy in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this week after they learned he was looking for a forever home.

A homeless veteran and his family recently received the keys to a refurbished, remodeled home in Lawton, Oklahoma.

A group of Oklahoma Republicans is requesting that the city of Tulsa allow them space to paint a “Back the Blue” mural to support law enforcement after seeing a “Black Lives Matter” mural painted on a city street.

An Oklahoma woman threw shoe boxes at a shoe store employee after the worker told her to wear a mask before entering the store.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a narrow 5-4 decision that the State of Oklahoma cannot prosecute crimes by Native Americans on Creek lands, holding that they remain a “reservation” and that federal courts therefore have criminal jurisdiction.

President Donald Trump gave a campaign speech in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday evening in his first comeback rally since the coronavirus pandemic, only to be mocked on Twitter.

President Donald Trump angered celebrities, leftists, and reporters after he said during a campaign rally on Saturday that some people called the coronavirus the “Kung-flu.”

President Trump’s campaign canceled an outside address to supporters in Tulsa, Oklahoma, hours before the rally is to begin.

Supporters of President Donald Trump are gathering in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday in preparation for the president’s highly anticipated campaign rally.

Watch live as supporters of President Donald Trump line up a day early on Friday for the president’s campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday.

“I just spoke to the highly respected Mayor of Tulsa, G.T. Bynum, who informed me there will be no curfew tonight or tomorrow for our many supporters attending the #MAGA Rally,” Trump wrote on Twitter on Friday afternoon. “Enjoy yourselves – thank you to Mayor Bynum!”

Confusion descended upon downtown Tulsa on Thursday evening after the mayor issued a curfew for the area surrounding the BOK Center, where Trump supporters have already begun gathering in anticipation of Saturday’s rally.

President Donald Trump’s “Great American Comeback” rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, will have the hallmarks of a “festival,” featuring musical acts, high-profile supporters, and camera crews, Axios reported on Thursday.

Supporters of President Donald Trump are lining up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, two days ahead of the president’s campaign rally, which is scheduled for Saturday at 8:00 p.m. EST.

Appearing Wednesday on CNN Tonight with Don Lemon, Dr. Jonathan Reiner, a longtime cardiologist to former Vice President Dick Cheney, accused President Donald Trump of committing “criminal endangerment” for planning to hold a campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday, citing health concerns stemming

Up to 250 Oklahoma Army National Guard soldiers will be activated to assist in providing security for President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Tulsa on Saturday.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said he would certainly not attend President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, citing personal health concerns stemming from the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.

Theaters in Tulsa, Oklahoma, are reportedly set to screen a documentary about Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) on Friday as part of a “peaceful protest” of President Donald Trump’s campaign rally that will be held in the city the following day.

Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI), co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, introduced a measure to prevent the Trump campaign from requiring rally attendees to acknowledge a coronavirus disclaimer, which shields the campaign from the risk of lawsuits in the litigious age of the coronavirus.

President Donald Trump announced Monday morning on Twitter that nearly one million people have registered for his rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday.

An adorable dog who wears her heart on her chest found her “fur-ever” home, thanks to a viral social media post.

“Many of my African American friends and supporters have reached out to suggest that we consider changing the date out of respect for this Holiday, and in observance of this important occasion and all that it represents,” Trump wrote.

Trump’s last MAGA campaign rally was held in March before the coronavirus pandemic shut down public arenas across the country.

A community of Oklahomans raised more than $70,000 through a GoFundMe page to help the nonprofit Dress for Success Oklahoma City rebuild after looters trashed it during riots that occurred following the death of George Floyd.

Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) signed legislation Tuesday to outlaw enforcement of red flag laws in the state of Oklahoma.

An emotional Gene Sanders rang the Stephenson Cancer Center bell to celebrate officially beating cancer on Monday.

Oklahoma City University’s virtual graduation ceremony was interrupted over the weekend by a hacker that replaced the broadcast with racist images. “Zoom bombing,” a term which was popularized at the outset of the Chinese virus pandemic, is an unwanted disruption to a Zoom meeting by an intruder who is able to take control of a meeting.

After more than 24 hours missing, an Oklahoma child was found on Thursday.

A brave Oklahoma boy saved his two cousins and is suffering from multiple burns after the boat they were on exploded.

The INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is temporarily closing most of its facility due to a mass decline in patients, it confirmed on Wednesday.

A federal judge in Oklahoma has blocked Gov. Kevin Stitt’s (R) order that prohibits elective abortions during the coronavirus crisis, ruling that such a restriction places an “undue burden” on abortion access.

Federal judges in three states have blocked orders halting elective abortions in order to preserve medical essentials during the coronavirus crisis.