OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Ethics Commission voted Thursday to pursue prosecution against State Superintendent Ryan Walters for alleged campaign finance violations. Walters is accused of ...

The Oklahoma Ethics Commission on Monday finalized its settlement agreement with Superintendent Ryan Walters after investigating a complaint regarding social media posts supporting President ...

The posted agenda for Thursday's state Board of Education meeting includes no mention of swearing in three new members ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced his plan to offer a solution to what he deems as "the far left-leaning Teachers' Unions." On Saturday, the Freedom Foundation ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — On Thursday, the Oklahoma Ethics Commission voted to pursue prosecution against State Superintendent Ryan Walters for alleged campaign violations. There were several votes ...

A spokeswoman for state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters and the board didn’t immediately return a message left Wednesday morning asking about the swearing-in ceremony or the website.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Ethics Commission voted to prosecute State Superintendent Ryan Walters over allegations that he violated state ethics laws. The commission decided to take Walters to ...

After months of reticence on the topic, state Superintendent Ryan Walters on Thursday, March 6, 2025, accused Gov. Kevin Stitt and another state agency of “political interference” in the test ...

University system actually prohibited diversity of thought by demanding a oath of loyalty to a left-leaning policy.

The City of Walters is excited to announce that the Splashpad installation at Kidtopia is moving forward smoothly.

GLENPOOL, Okla. — State Superintendent Ryan Walters was in Glenpool attending the City Elders Gala on Thursday. Protestors were also in attendance to oppose his appearance. City Elders is a ...

The lawsuit asked the court to halt Walters’ mandate, issued in June, and bar Walters and the Oklahoma State Department of Education from spending $3 million in taxpayer money on Bibles.