The Oklahoma State Fair will center its 2026 run on Route 66's centennial, billing the carnival as "The Midway of the Mother Road." Expect themed rides, exhibits and rolling announcements.

A 45-year-old Oklahoma City man admitted to distributing child sexual abuse material after an HSI dark‑web sting and now faces federal prison time.

A new analysis finds Oklahoma farms lose $143.7M a year to natural disasters, about $2,061 per farm and an expected loss rate above the national average.

Rose Rock has started site work on Boulevard Place at 20 W. Oklahoma City Blvd, a long‑delayed mid‑rise that aims to add roughly 260 apartments near the convention center. The move marks the project's first visible progress after years of delays.

State and federal agents raided two illegal grow sites near Prague, seizing 48,665 plants and detaining 36 suspects in the Attorney General's latest crackdown.

A rural Oklahoma district has installed Go To Green lights that blink green to show escape routes and red to flag a shooter. Officials say three schools are covered.

A 47-year-old Newkirk woman, Eugenia Ladawn Sester, was killed Thursday night in a two-vehicle collision in Kay County, troopers said.

Patchy fog Saturday morning, then a hot 87°F afternoon. Strong storms likely Saturday night into Sunday with damaging winds and heavy rain.

The OSBI ICAC unit arrested 37‑year‑old James Turnispeed of Braggs after agents say they found child sexual abuse material on electronic devices; he faces possession, distribution and computer‑crime counts.

Clear morning; highs near 85°F Friday with scattered storms possible after 4 p.m.

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed HB 1371, creating a state fund for unpaid mineral royalties and rewriting interest and remittance rules under the PRSA.

Skyline Food Pantry says SNAP eligibility changes this spring are already increasing demand on Oklahoma City pantries. Local networks warn donations and volunteers will be critical.

The Oklahoma Senate adjourned within minutes while the House worked late to clear roughly 147 bills ahead of a Thursday adjournment. Leaders passed a procedural plan that allows reconvening next week.