The parties involved in the OG&E rate case have reached a $64 million rate reduction settlement agreement, the state attorney general announced Wednesday. 

Most Oklahomans can expect to start seeing a lower utility bill in the mail later this year. 

Edmond residents want to know what is causing their homes to shake for hours at a time. Dana Hertneky investigates.

The Garfield County Sheriff’s Office says one person has died in an explosion west of Waukomis, Oklahoma. 

When we report on induced seismicity, or man-made earthquakes in Oklahoma, we generally point out that these are quakes believed to be caused by injecting oilfield waste water underground, and not by hydraulic fracturing. But a new study shows there may be some exceptions to this.

More than two dozen Canadian County families are in the midst of a property dispute. 

This time last year, Oklahomans were feeling multiple, good-sized earthquakes daily.  Since then, the Corporation Commission has limited the amount of wastewater that's being injected back into the earth.

Emergency crews responded to a crude oil leak at an oilfield site in southeast Oklahoma City, Thursday morning.

Three months after a massive natural gas explosion, demolition crews are starting to tear down homes that were too badly damaged to be repaired.

This year, the Corporation Commission has already moved to a broader approach with disposal wells and seismicity.