Two men died in a severe car crash in Tulsa, when a Jeep Wrangler and Dodge Dakota collided, with the Dodge hitting a traffic pole. The Jeep driver was unharmed. Police are investigating.

Oklahoma House Democrats reacted to Governor Stitt's overhaul of the State Dept. of Education. They hope the new leadership will improve public education and criticize moving state appointments to governor control.

Tulsa celebrates Source Water Protection Week, focusing on safeguarding its water sources. It's developing a protection plan for the Eucha-Spavinaw watershed and collects over 100,000 water samples annually.

Robert Preston Morris, ex-Texas megachurch leader, pleaded guilty to child sex abuse charges from the 1980s and received a 10-year suspended sentence with six months in jail.

Ellen Buettner has been appointed as the CEO of the Regional University System of Oklahoma by Governor Kevin Stitt, recognized for her extensive public service experience.

Senator Dave Rader leads a study to modernize Oklahoma's criminal justice system, discussing reforms that could ensure public safety while reducing costs.

Oklahoma City is forecasted to have clear skies and temperatures climbing to highs near 89 degrees with a light breeze today, continuing into the weekend.

Rep. Scott Fetgatter criticizes Democrats for the government shutdown, emphasizing the need for collaboration in the Senate and the consequences for citizens, as discussed on the Oklahoma House website.

Edmond Electric's Brett Griffin discusses his progression from apprentice to distribution superintendent since 1993, emphasizing the commitment and service ethos of linemen.

Oklahoma City commuters face construction disruptions with lane and ramp closures on US-77, I-40, and I-35 until 2026, with advisories for alternate routes.

Suspect Armon Williams was arrested after allegedly shooting at Tulsa police, wounding an officer, during a chase that ended when an officer struck him with a patrol vehicle.

The Tulsa Police Department is hosting a community meeting on Wednesday to discuss public safety, alternative response, and mental health with local residents and experts.

Two men from Oklahoma City were sentenced to over nine years in prison for illegal ammunition and a pipe bomb.