Oklahoma regulators met Wednesday to review MRO’s 2026 Regional Risk Assessment, which flags “uncertain energy availability” and winter‑generation outages as urgent concerns.

Oklahoma City police say 18-year-old Kaleb Simpkins is wanted in homicide case 26-4418. U.S. Marshals and Crime Stoppers are offering rewards for tips.

A fatal crash on I-40 at mile marker 8 in Beckham County closed eastbound lanes for more than five hours while troopers investigated.

Gov. Kevin Stitt touted Oklahoma as a top state for affordability and economic freedom. Data from MERIC and the Fraser Institute back parts of that claim, with caveats.

Officials confirm exploratory talks with Buc‑ee’s about a potential I‑40/Cimarron Road travel center west of Oklahoma City; no deal has been finalized.

A Wilson man is on trial in Carter County after deputies say they found more than 100 files tied to two young victims; he faces 11 child-sex counts.

A Stillwater estate with a pro-grade baseball field and a $2M resort pool is on the market for $12M. The single-level house sits on roughly 137 acres and was completed in 2022.

Oklahoma City Police rescued a woman from a submerged car, demonstrating crucial teamwork and rapid response in emergencies, as seen in a video shared on their Facebook page.

Inmate Corey Jones received an additional 46-month sentence for threatening to kill an FTC prison guard, adding to his time for assaulting federal officers.

Edmond city officials are holding Open Houses for public input on a major update to development regulations, the first since 2007, aiming to modernize and streamline city growth and zoning practices.

A Norman liquor store owner pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing child‑pornography material; prosecutors say a cellphone seized during an October FBI raid contained abusive videos.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill expanding the roles of certified behavioral health workers to community settings, aiming to improve mental health crisis response.

Oklahoma lawmakers challenge utility rate increases and bonds related to winter storm Uri, and question the ethics and auditing practices of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.