This page covers insurance in Oklahoma, including auto, home, health and life coverage at the state level. Reporting follows premium changes, carrier decisions and the regulatory actions that shape what residents can buy.
The Oklahoma Insurance Department says State Farm improperly denied or underpaid wind and hail roof claims from 2021 through 2025.
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November 12, 2026
Oklahoma Set to Execute Death Row Inmate ThursdayA convicted murderer is scheduled for lethal injection in McAlester after a clemency denial.
November 9, 2026
Oklahoma Returns $2.1 Million to PharmaciesAttorney General and Insurance Commissioner will distribute settlement funds from CVS Caremark to Oklahoma pharmacies.
November 4, 2026
Sullivan Wins Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner RaceRepublican Bob Sullivan defeats Democrat Craig MacIntyre to succeed Glen Mulready as the state's top insurance regulator.
October 30, 2026
Oklahoma Distributes Settlement Funds to PharmaciesThe state is paying out $2.1 million to hundreds of pharmacies following a settlement with CVS Caremark.
October 29, 2026
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Candidates to Seek ReformCandidates Craig MacIntyre and Bob Sullivan aim to tackle record-high state insurance premiums.
October 28, 2026
Oklahoma Health Insurance Open Enrollment to Start November 1Residents can select 2027 coverage plans through the federal Marketplace beginning this November.
October 21, 2026
Oklahoma Court Allows Insurers to Seek Death BenefitsThe state Supreme Court ruled carriers can place liens on third-party wrongful death settlement proceeds.
October 20, 2026
Oklahoma Lawmakers to Propose Epilepsy Coverage BillState legislators plan to reintroduce a mandate in 2027 requiring insurance companies to cover specific epilepsy treatments.
October 20, 2026
Oklahoma Candidates Debate Insurance Premium ReliefCandidates Bob Sullivan and Craig MacIntyre discuss plans to lower the highest home insurance premiums in the nation.
October 12, 2026
Oklahoma Board Will Hear James Pavatt Clemency CaseThe parole board meets October 14, 2026, to review clemency for death row inmate James Pavatt.
Reporting here centers on homeowners coverage in storm-prone parts of the state, auto policies and rate filings, health plan enrollment and life insurance gaps. Coverage reaches from the capital to the rural counties, wherever a policy change or regulator decision affects buyers. Storm seasons and severe weather tend to reshape home insurance availability more than any other single factor. Rising repair costs and limited carrier options in high-risk areas are the constraints that recur most often in Oklahoma coverage.
