On Friday, an Oklahoma County judge denied a summary judgment request by both a local non-profit and a local newspaper in their attempt to get the Oklahoma Governor’s office to fulfill their Open Records request which was made in the summer of 2014. 

After months of negotiations, Oklahoma City police and the Oklahoma City chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police announce the return of body cameras to the Oklahoma City Police force.

You may remember the arrest of Brandon Laura at the Black Lives Matter protest that occurred in Bricktown Sunday. 

The American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma is calling for an independent investigation following the arrest of a man during Sunday’s Black Lives matter protest. 

The ACLU of Oklahoma is filing litigation against Oklahoma City over the recently enacted “panhandling” ordinance.

Tucked inside last week's scathing Multicounty Grand Jury report was a recommendation the state begin moving away from lethal injection. Instead jurors suggested the state hire experts to take a look at moving to nitrogen hypoxia; a suggestion that renewed arguments over the feasibility, legality and moral efficacy of Oklahoma’s back-up execution method.

The calls started around 12:30 p.m. on Sept. 30, 2015, three hours before convicted murderer Richard Glossip's third scheduled execution. 

Oklahoma City's new law restricting panhandling on medians is now being challenged in federal court. 

It's one of the more controversial bills state lawmakers are looking at and on Wednesday it cleared another hurdle. The bill would allow police to collect DNA samples from people who are arrested on felony charges, before there's even a conviction.

In a year fraught with fiery arguments over abortion, state lawmakers have introduced a new bill that would strip doctors of their medical licenses for performing abortions.