Abdullah Haji Zada, 18, a citizen of Afghanistan who was living in Moore, Oklahoma, pleaded guilty to knowingly receiving and conspiring to receive a firearm and ammunition to be used in a terrorist attack, court records show.

The second Afghan national accused of an Election Day terrorism plot pleaded guilty Thursday in Oklahoma City federal court. Abdullah Haji Zada, now 18, of Moore, was identified Thursday by name for the first time when he was charged as an adult.

A legal fight is underway over the future of primary elections in Oklahoma. The state’s Republican Party is asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to block State Question 836, a proposed ballot ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – House Democratic Leader Representative Cyndi Munson announced her run for Governor of Oklahoma on Tuesday. “I’m here today because Oklahoma and its leaders invested in ...

I think these are very important elections that we'd like to see more people participate in." Seifried says the low turnout is a problem across Oklahoma. Mann agrees something needs to be done to ...