Navin Khanna pleaded guilty to leading a catalytic converter theft ring, facing conspiracy and transaction charges, with assets forfeited totaling over $4.6 million.

Two Oklahoma City men, Larry Welch and Jacob Madison, pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession after a shooting incident. No one was injured. Both face up to 15 years in prison.

Senator Jonathan Wingard gave a keynote speech at a CLEET graduation in Ada, recognizing 108 new peace officers. He related to his military service and commended the cadets' commitment to public safety.

Lawton's Mayor, Stan Booker, will deliver the State of the City address with a "KidsFirst" theme on August 22, focusing on the community's youth and their education.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Oklahoma City, warning of high temperatures with a heat index up to 110 degrees, advising residents to stay hydrated and cool.

The Stillwater Police Department seeks public assistance to identify suspects in a check fraud case, sharing photos on social media and requesting tips.

Tulsa has earned the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Financial Reporting for the 43rd consecutive year, signifying the city's commitment to financial transparency.

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.