In the letter, the Senators said Iran has escaped consequences for their actions for far too long and America needs to stand with their allies in the Middle East.
By Kevin Haggenmiller, Justin Allen Rose, Tarra Bates and Cole Brumbelow
Larry Bush, the Democratic nominee for the seat, joined 7News as we asked questions about his campaign, his stances and other aspects of his candidacy.
Patriot battalions, including some from Fort Sill, are being sent to the Middle East in an effort to help protect U.S. forces due to growing tensions in the region.
Four people are in police custody for the possession of drugs, and conspiracy to get them in the hands of inmates at the Oklahoma State Reformatory in Granite.
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) has taken old drug collection boxes previously used in law enforcement and has donated them to a school in Tulsa.
Oklahoma Human Services (OHS) and the Department of Defense (DOD) have announced a partnership that looks to increase access to child care for military families.
It’s almost time for the Red River Showdown and we’ll dedicate 30 minutes to learn about the two undefeated teams and what they’re bringing to the field.
The latest search began Sept. 5 and is the third such excavation in the search for remains of the estimated 75 to 300 Black people killed during the 1921 massacre at the hands of a white mob that descended on the Black section of Tulsa — Greenwood.
Wayne Greene, Region Communications Manager for PSO, shares advice and information to protect yourself and loved ones from scams involving those claiming to be from the company.
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced a $839,807 grant to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (USDOT) Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to improve bridges in the state.
By Kevin Haggenmiller, Tarra Bates and Cole Brumbelow
U.S. Representative, Tom Cole, for Oklahoma’s 4th congressional district, stopped by 7News to discuss recent congressional action including recent military bills as well as Oklahoma National Guard members being sent to the Texas border.
The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission is awarding funds totaling $1 million dollars to high schools across the state who teach the “You Can Fly” curriculum, including schools right here in Texoma.
The Mental Health Hotline has been providing crisis care for the nation since 2005, and last year rebranding through the National Suicide Hotline Designation Act shortened the ten-digit number to 9-8-8. The state of Oklahoma however is adding more resources than the bill required.
The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, otherwise known as OESC, is introducing a new program that will allow people to verify their identities in person at USPS locations throughout the state.
