Oklahoma’s DUI laws are changing starting November 1, with some first-time offenses now carrying felony charges. The new law is aimed at sending a clear message: if you drive drunk, you could go to ...

Rep. Andy Fugate proposed a bill that he says would fix an oversight in the state's DUI law, which, in its current form, ...

NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA—The consequences of aggravated drunken driving offenses for Oklahomans may soon turn a misdemeanor into a felony with jail time for offenders – even if it is their first offense.

People have some misconceptions about the new DUI laws in Oklahoma, which went into effect on November 1st. Now, a first-time DUI can be a felony if there are aggravating factors. TULSA, Okla. - ...

Oklahoma announces new aggravated DUI crackdown for convicted drivers. Keeping the roads safe is an ongoing priority for local and federal authorities, with lawmakers consistently needing to monitor ...

A new Oklahoma law aimed at cracking down on aggravated DUI will take effect Nov. 1, and local prosecutors say the changes could save lives. Washington County District Attorney Will Drake said the law ...