Oklahoma City Police are investigating a potential homicide at the London Square Apartments after discovering a man's body with injuries suggestive of homicide. No arrests have been made.

Rep. Daniel Pae of Oklahoma has been honored with The Journal Record's Oklahoma Achievers Under 40 award for his contributions and leadership in public service.

Senator Paul Rosino mourns Pope Francis's death, highlighting his impact on social justice and calling him a "shepherd of humility, mercy and unwavering faith."

Oklahoma City Police emphasize the importance of responsible drinking and sober driving, offering tips such as using ride-sharing services and always wearing a seatbelt to enhance road safety.

A tornado in Spaulding resulted in one fatality, injuries, and property damage, with agencies responding and the community facing recovery challenges.

Oklahoma legislators advance a bill to protect utility customers from additional fees following Winter Storm Uri, aiming to prohibit municipalities from imposing franchise fees on borrowed funds repayment.

An 18-year-old Afghan national pled guilty to plotting an ISIS-inspired attack for the 2024 Election Day, facing up to 15 years in prison and deportation after incarceration.

A Tulsa man was sentenced to 10 years for a bank robbery, utilizing a rideshare as a getaway, after a case involving eyewitness accounts and FLOCK camera evidence.

Oklahoma City apartment complex severely damaged by early morning fire, with firefighters tackling significant blaze across multiple units. Cause of fire under investigation.

Oklahoma City is hosting an Autism Awareness Safety Night to foster better understanding between police and the autism community. This free event at the Dale Rogers Training Center aims to improve interactions and safety.

Oklahoma City National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week with clear skies and a gradual increase in temperature, expecting highs from mid-70s to 86 degrees.

Oklahoma State Rep. Mickey Dollens criticizes Senate Bill 1027, which he believes limits the public's ability to initiate ballot measures, as the bill moves through the legislature.

Jason Lowe resigns from the Oklahoma Legislature, expressing his gratitude for the service opportunity and reflecting on his tenure and future role as County Commissioner.