Lawton prepares for its Freedom Festival 2025, detailing parking plans and traffic routes on their website, including a free shuttle service, to ensure a smooth experience for attendees.

Oklahoma City Police released footage of an incident where an officer fatally shot Jose Martinez, a rape suspect who fled armed and naked before refusing to disarm.

Oklahoma County reports two cases of West Nile Virus, with officials highlighting prevention tips such as using repellent and removing standing water.

Larry James Gamble Jr. was fatally shot in a domestic disturbance in Oklahoma City; police have interviewed and released potential suspects with no charges filed yet.

Amanda Clinton and Aletia Timmons were ceremonially sworn into the Oklahoma House, representing districts 71 and 97, with goals to advance the Democratic agenda on education and healthcare.

Joshua Allen West was arrested for an outstanding warrant and burglary in McLoud, with Harrah PD's help, as announced by the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office.

Oklahoma City faces a mix of severe thunderstorms and sunny weather, with a flood watch and advisory in effect. The NWS warns of possible flooding, followed by a sunny Juneteenth and a hot week ahead. Residents should stay alert and prepared.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department shared tips on Facebook for staying safe in the summer heat, reminding to hydrate, seek shade, wear light clothing, and never leave children or pets in cars.

A 2-year-old was killed in an ATV accident after being swept into a creek in Kingfisher. Survivors included a 10-year-old and a 21-year-old. The child's body was later recovered.

A woman was critically injured in a sword attack at Buddha Mind Monastery in Oklahoma City; the male suspect is in custody.

Oklahoma enacts a law requiring memory care facilities to disclose the specific nature of care provided, promoting transparency for families affected by Alzheimer's and dementia.

Oklahoma State Rep. Michelle McCane received the Oklahoma Library Association's Bill Lowry Library Champion Award for her support of library services.

Oklahoma City's weather will fluctuate mildly, with chances of showers and thunderstorms and a gradual increase in temperatures throughout the week, as reported by the NWS.