Oklahoma City's HRC is holding a meeting focused on public accommodations and disability rights on July 23, at the City Hall, featuring discussions led by legal experts.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office arrested individuals linked to a detention center contraband scheme after intercepting a package containing narcotics.

Oklahoma Attorney General joins 25 states in opposing lawsuits that threaten the energy sector, emphasizing the importance of state rights and the industry's role in the state's economy.

Norman Police address abandoned shopping carts by teaming with Walmart, installing new signage, and reminding residents that taking carts off property is a city ordinance violation.

Berry Road in Norman will undergo pavement maintenance, affecting traffic flow between Main Street and Robinson Street starting July 21, with certain lanes and turns closed.

Shelley Zumwalt agreed to a $20,000 fine for a conflict of interest due to her involvement with a company tied to her husband while at OESC. She will also avoid state employment for two years.

The Norman Area Resource Fair, hosted by the Cleveland County Health Department, will take place at The Well on July 16th, offering health screenings and various community services.

Oklahoma City's weather is partially cloudy with a high humidity level; the forecast indicates a warm week ahead with temperatures rising to the high 90s°F.

Two teenagers died in a car crash in Garvin County; one other teen was critically injured, while a 72-year-old driver was unharmed. The cause is under investigation.

Sheriff Johnson of Oklahoma County spoke at the Texas Sheriff’s Association Conference, discussing national policies and representing Region II for MCSA.

Cedar Lane Road will be closed for pavement repairs between 24th and 36th Avenue SE from July 14, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for approximately 10 days, weather permitting.

Two arrested by NPD following a fatal shooting near an apartment complex in Norman, Oklahoma, involving a 16-year-old suspect and a 22-year-old accomplice.

22-year-old Ely Smith died from injuries sustained in a premature fireworks explosion in Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, causing the community and Choctaw Nation to investigate.