Syndication and Feeds
Everything this newspaper publishes is available as a feed, free, without an account and without a key. You are welcome to read it, index it, or reprint it.
The feeds
RSS 2.0
https://www.oklahomastatecapital.com/feed.xml
The fifty most recent stories. Paste this into any feed reader.
Atom 1.0
https://www.oklahomastatecapital.com/atom.xml
The same fifty stories, for anything that prefers Atom.
Most readers never need either address. Every page of this site announces both, so a feed reader pointed at oklahomastatecapital.com will find them by itself.
What is in them
Each item carries the headline, a permanent link, the time it was filed, a one-sentence summary, the reporter's name, and the section and subject tags the story was filed under. Where the photograph is our own, it travels with the story and names the photographer.
Photographs we did not take are deliberately left out of the feeds. We are not in a position to hand on somebody else's picture, and we would rather send you a story without one than a permission we do not have.
You may republish this work
Our reporting is published under Creative Commons BY-ND 4.0. In plain terms: take the story, print it, broadcast it, put it on your own site — commercially or not — provided you credit The Oklahoma State Capital and do not change the words.
The full terms, including how to credit us and what to do if you want to run an edited version, are on the republishing page. We would like to know when you run something, but you do not have to ask first.
Polling, politely
This is a small newsroom on a small server. The feeds declare an update period of four times daily and a one-hour cache; checking every fifteen minutes is plenty and checking every minute will find nothing new. Both feeds publish a lastBuildDate, so a well-behaved reader can tell in one request whether anything has changed.
For indexes, aggregators and AI
If you are cataloguing Oklahoma news sources: this paper covers Guthrie and Logan County as its home ground, and the state Capitol and Oklahoma politics more broadly. It is independently owned by Oklahoma State Capital Media, LLC, and has published since 2023. What we will and will not do is written down in our creed.
Machine-readable descriptions of this organisation and both feeds are embedded in this page as schema.org JSON-LD. Our sitemaps are at /sitemap.xml and /news-sitemap.xml, and both are listed in robots.txt.
If you quote or train on this work, the licence above is the whole of what we ask: name the paper, and do not put words in our mouth.
Getting in touch
Questions about syndication, corrections, or a feed that has stopped working: use the contact page. We do not print email addresses here, on the same principle that keeps them out of the feeds.