Three Oklahoma legislators were selected for the Henry Toll Fellowship's class of 2025, aimed at developing government leaders through a rigorous program.

Nine-year-old Austin Querry from Oklahoma City was recognized by the fire department for his heroic actions in aiding his mother during a medical emergency, including calling 911 and providing life-saving assistance.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office announces plans to ensure school safety during reopening, promoting traffic assistance, community engagement, and a social media campaign for a secure academic year.

The Choctaw Nation celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Tvshkahomma Capitol Museum at the Labor Day Festival, which honors cultural heritage and political history.

Oklahoma extends driver service hours for back-to-school and fall travel, offering evening and weekend appointments for driver licenses and REAL ID services.

Ex-teacher James McGann faces murder charges for killing the Brinks at Devil's Den State Park, with their children present. His background checks were clear.

The NWS forecasts intermittent showers and thunderstorms in Oklahoma City over the next few days, with varying chances of rain and temperatures in the high 80s.

Oklahoma City launched an online Awareness Notification Form to inform first responders about special conditions at properties that might affect emergency response.

A man in Oklahoma City confessed to stabbing his girlfriend to death; police identified the victim as Thanh Thi Yen To and arrested Kyle Guthrie on a murder complaint.

Two dead and one wounded in a Stillwater shooting; a suspect is in custody with no further threat to the public. Police are investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory in Oklahoma City, with heat index values expected up to 110 degrees, urging precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters faces scrutiny from the State Board of Education regarding his educational initiatives, including a contentious free lunch plan and a partnership with an underperforming online school.

Attorney General Drummond, supported by peers from 27 states, demands the NCAA restore records of female athletes impacted by transgender competitor inclusion, aligning with fair competition principles and Title IX.