Oklahoma City voters will cast their votes on a $2.7 billion bond package aimed at funding infrastructure and quality of life improvements without raising taxes.

Oklahoma City voters head to the polls to decide on a $2.7 billion dollar bond issue. There will be 11 separate propositions on the ballot.

Oklahoma City residents head to the polls on Tuesday, Oct. 14, to vote on a proposed 2025 bond program worth $2.7 billion.The bond covers 11 propositions to fun

Oklahoma City voters will decide on Oct. 14 if they'll pass a $2.718 billion bond issue, which will bring improvements to 11 city services

The Oklahoma Secretary of State's office assigned Oct. 29 as the official start date to begin collecting signatures for State Question 836. The proposal seeks to open primary elections in Oklahoma to all voters, regardless of party registration.

Former Oklahoma House Speaker Charles McCall is using his first official ad during his gubernatorial campaign to target the issue of transgender rights.

The Oklahoma Ethics Commission plans to have its website for campaign finance reports back online Oct. 28, putting it offline for more than a month. The launch of a new site fell behind schedule, and the website has been offline since Sept. 19. It was supposed to go back online Oct. 1.

While announcing wholesale changes at the Oklahoma State Department of Education, Gov. Kevin Stitt appointed a retired CareerTech administrator to lead the agency along with a “turnaround team” of officials from across the state.