Stephenson Cancer Center is now offering FDA‑approved TIL cell therapy in Oklahoma City, giving some patients with advanced melanoma a chance at durable remission.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signs Senate Bill 743 to increase penalties for intentionally disrupting worship services, following incidents of disturbances at religious events.

December closings in Oklahoma County climbed unexpectedly, nudging the market toward balance and giving buyers a bit more negotiating room.

Police are investigating a possible homicide in northwest Oklahoma City near NW 10th Street and Virginia Avenue. No victim information or arrests have been released.

Oklahoma City police say 24 guns were stolen from vehicles this year, and 20 came from unlocked cars. The department urges owners to lock cars and secure firearms.

AEP proposes about 100 miles of transmission through northeast Oklahoma; public meetings have begun and the state commission will review the project's route and timing.

Two Okmulgee County deputies were shot while on a call; one was flown to Tulsa and a suspect is in custody as OSBI investigates.

Lawton initiated Black History Month with a proclamation ceremony to celebrate African American heritage and promote equality and progress within the community.

Rising ACA premiums — about 20% on average in Oklahoma — have driven more residents to downgrade plans or go uninsured, state officials say. Early signals show about 40,000 people skipped marketplace coverage this season.

Oklahoma House Bill 3075 proposes rounding cash transactions to the nearest nickel and has passed the policy committee, moving toward the oversight committee.

Smalls Sliders has signed a multi‑unit deal to bring several smorange 'Cans' to North Oklahoma City. Local operator Slide Thru will announce sites and opening dates soon.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled in favor of proceeding with a $1 billion entertainment district in Norman without a public vote, despite a petition against the funding plan.

A victim asked a Payne County judge to toss Jesse Butler’s no‑contest plea, arguing prosecutors violated Marsy’s Law by failing to properly consult victims. The motion could reopen the door to adult prosecution.