Inmates at the Cleveland County Jail are finding purpose through gardening. A new produce garden offers fresh air, life skills, and hope for a healthier future. Governor Stitt joined the ribbon cutting, calling it a step toward better health and rehabilitation. #OklahomaNews

A five-ton sculpture honoring Clara Luper and the 1958 Katz Drugstore sit-in is taking shape in downtown OKC. Created by a Brooklyn studio, the piece features a lunch counter and will soon include standing figures of Luper, a waitress, and students. #CivilRights #OklahomaNews

A new pediatric heart hospital is coming to Oklahoma City. Backed by a $20 million gift from the Presbyterian Health Foundation and $250 million from the state legislature, the facility will feature 90 beds, 2 operating rooms, and 30 exam rooms. Doors opening in early 2030.

A new AI data center is opening in Oklahoma City featuring the world’s largest computer chip, 56 times bigger than anything currently in use. The Scale Data Center is built to withstand tornadoes and earthquakes and is expected to create hundreds of jobs. #OklahomaNews #TechInOK

Is cell phone addiction harming children's development? This Friday at 7 PM, the Oklahoma News Report dives into the mental and emotional impact of excessive screen time on kids. Join moderator Cassidy Mudd for an InDepth discussion with experts and parents. #OklahomaNews

A major shift in tribal healthcare is underway. The Cherokee Nation has taken over operations of the Claremore Indian Hospital, marking the end of federal management on Cherokee land. With millions in funding secured, leaders are promising upgrades and a new facility by 2027.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court rejects the Governor’s business court plan. Why it was struck down, and why the Governor says it could hurt Oklahoma’s business reputation. Friday at 7 PM on OETA. #OKNews #OETA #OklahomaPolitics #BusinessNews

The number of food trucks in Oklahoma continues to grow, and new rules are on the way that will affect where and how they operate. This Friday at 7 PM, the Oklahoma News Report looks at how these changes aim to ensure safe and sanitary food for everyone. #OklahomaNews

Pollsters disagree on who’s leading the GOP primary to replace Gov. Kevin Stitt. Who are the early frontrunners? Find out Friday at 7 PM on the Oklahoma News Report. #OKGovRace #OklahomaPolitics #Election2026

The Thunder kicked off their season with a dazzling ring ceremony and back-to-back double overtime wins. Courtside seats soared past $1,000, and fans from across the country showed up to celebrate. Find out what’s fueling the excitement, and how one player made history.

Oklahoma City school cafeterias brought the Thunder spirit to lunch this week with themed meals and decorated spaces. Find out how this colorful celebration is fueling more than just excitement. #OklahomaNews #ThunderUp #EducationMatters

State Rep. Ajay Pittman is under investigation after allegedly failing to meet terms of a settlement with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission. Her Capitol office was searched, and she’s been removed from all committee assignments. Hear what leaders from both parties are saying.

Should Oklahoma adopt an open primary system? This Friday at 7 PM on the Oklahoma News Report, we’re diving into the debate over whether voters should be allowed to cast ballots regardless of party affiliation. Hear perspectives from both sides of the issue. #OklahomaNews #OKNews

Google is spotlighting Route 66 with a new virtual experience powered by AI, no car needed! Oklahoma leaders say it’s a big win for tourism, hoping online interest turns into real-world visits. Hear how museums, historians & Google teamed up to bring the Mother Road to life.

Governor Kevin Stitt has named a new interim director for the Office of Juvenile Affairs following a sudden resignation. Find out who’s stepping in and what experience she brings. #OklahomaNews #JuvenileJustice #StateLeadership #JuvenileAffairs

Excavations at Tulsa’s Oaklawn Cemetery continue to uncover new graves linked to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. One set of remains was found with a bullet lodged in the rib cage. Investigators are working to identify the individuals and uncover more of the story. #TulsaMassacre

New aircraft are being designed to reach the edge of space, and Oklahoma is helping make it happen. This Friday at 7 PM, explore the expanding facilities that are fueling aerospace innovation in our state. #OklahomaNews #AerospaceInnovation #SpaceTech #OETA #OklahomaIndustry

A new biometric device is quietly transforming inmate care at the Oklahoma County Jail. Developed by a Hugo native, this radar-based tech monitors vital signs from inside jail cells and alerts staff to medical emergencies. Now it's gaining traction far beyond Oklahoma.

A new $3.5M bronze sculpture now stands in downtown OKC, honoring the 1958 Katz Drug Store sit-in. Thousands gathered for its dedication, including relatives of the original protestors. 15 powerful figures tell a story of courage, resistance, and change. #CivilRights #OKC

The Oklahoma Farm Bureau convention honored grassroots members advancing agriculture across our state and beyond. During last Saturday’s awards dinner at the Omni OKC, Oklahoma News Report’s Steve Shaw was named 2025 Journalist of the Year! Well deserved, Steve!