A dozen new Oklahoma laws are in effect as of January first. One aims at simplifying election participation in the state.

() - The U.S. Senate could see a major shakeup in 2026 as Democrats and Republicans battle for control of Congress.

Education reform, mental health oversight, and budget uncertainty top Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton’s agenda.

Senate Bill 652, which took effect in Nov. 2025, consolidates Oklahoma’s election dates into five days per year. This applies ...

“I am Black, White, and Native American,” she wrote. “I say it out loud so no one feels the need to speculate, whisper, or guess incorrectly. That truth is not divisive, it is representational.” Her ...

Washington on Tuesday marks five years since a mob overran the US Capitol, with rioters pardoned by Donald Trump retracing ...

Education reform, mental health oversight, and budget uncertainty top Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton’s agenda.

With months to go and plenty that can change, here’s a first look at the races to watch in the Senate, the House and ...

A new Oklahoma law will standardize election dates beginning Jan. 1, 2026, reducing the number of elections held each year ...

Senate Bill 652, which took effect in Nov. 2025, consolidates Oklahoma’s election dates into five days per year. This applies ...

With months to go and plenty that can change, here’s a first look at the races to watch in the Senate, the House and ...

Stephen Swanson is a web producer at CBS News Minnesota. Stephen was a floor director for a decade before moving to the WCCO-TV newsroom in 2011, where he focuses on general assignment reporting. Hann ...