Residents in Oklahoma City are preparing for hot, potentially stormy weather, with temperatures reaching up to the high 90s and thunderstorms possible throughout the weekend.

The OKC Fire Department announced the 12th Annual Project Life 5K in downtown OKC on August 9, 2025, inviting the community to take part and support a philanthropic cause.

Oklahoma Task Force 1 assists with search and rescue in flood-hit Kerrville, Texas, combing 85 miles of river amidst debris and challenges, while receiving support and thanks from locals.

Oklahoma State Representatives have mixed views on the new mandate for fully funded student meals, with some supporting the principle but concerned about practical and fiscal challenges.

Phillip Stout faces first-degree murder charges in a 2020 Cleveland, Oklahoma homicide after a renewed investigation by OSBI confirmed his presence at the scene.

Oklahoma City is upgrading its water infrastructure after a spike in main breaks due to aging pipes and soil corrosion, doubling its investment for repairs and replacements.

One person was arrested after a standoff in Warr Acres, OK, where police responded to an assault report and used tear gas to apprehend the armed individual inside a vehicle.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt praised the state Supreme Court's ruling against race-based tax exemptions, emphasizing equal treatment under law and unity in the state.

Governor Kevin Stitt appointed Robert J. Getchell as a district judge in Creek County, highlighting his legal expertise and reputation for fairness. Getchell has a history in real estate law and litigation.

The intersection of E 91st St and S Riverside Dr in Tulsa has reopened after construction, with full pavement reconstruction to improve traffic and manage stormwater.

An Oklahoma pediatrician, Dr. Neha Gupta, was arrested for the first-degree murder of her 4-year-old daughter, who drowned in a pool in South Florida. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

A Norman man was sentenced to 10 months in prison by a federal judge for making false disability claims to the VA, including using fraudulent dependents. He is also ordered to pay $27,000 in restitution.

Oklahoma City's new ordinance allows for accessory dwellings to be built, aiming to increase housing options in parts of Wards 2, 4, 6, and 7, subject to a residential building permit.