WASHINGTON — A key House Appropriations hearing that would have determined funding for the National Weather Center and research programs in Norman, including those at the University of Oklahoma, has...

WASHINGTON– Despite recommending the restoration of nearly $1.3 billion in previously threatened funds, a spending plan prepared by a House appropriations subcommittee would still cut $380 million from...

WASHINGTON – Congress is moving to slash NOAA’s forecasting programs – but a senior Oklahoma representative whose district and state relies on the safety they provide, is steering a meeting next...

WASHINGTON – A U.S. District judge’s decision to certify the ACLU’s class action lawsuit in New Hampshire blocking President Trump’s birthright citizenship order nationwide shows that courts are...

WASHINGTON -- Almost $3.5 million in federal public broadcasting grants for Oklahoma stations are at risk as the U.S. House prepares to vote on a package of cuts. Early Thursday morning, the Senate narrowly...

WASHINGTON– One NOAA research project predicted Texas’ July 4 floods an hour before Guadalupe River gauges caught on. Now it and other life-saving projects face elimination under proposed budget cuts. The...

WASHINGTON—Native Americans secured exemptions from new Medicaid work requirements and stepped-up eligibility checks under President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a move tribal leaders...

WASHINGTON – Summer camp is a place where time stood still, say young women who camped at Camp Mystic. To those who’ve spent summers there, these camps are more than just summer retreats. They are...

WASHINGTON – The homeland security secretary on Wednesday called the nation’s emergency response agency a “bloated bureaucracy” as deadly floodwaters surged through the Texas hill country. Even...

WASHINGTON –  A sweeping restructuring of FEMA, the federal government’s main disaster agency, could be on tap when Congress returns from its July 4 recess, an outcome for Oklahoma that could redefine...

WASHINGTON – Kratos Defense is expanding its footprint in Oklahoma with a new jet engine plant in Bristow- an investment state leaders say reinforces Oklahoma’s rising status as a national security...

WASHINGTON- A 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court’s ruled that death row inmate  Ruben Gutierrez has the right to sue Texas over denial of DNA testing could have implications for Oklahoma. The state’s...