Oklahoma's Attorney General and 46 other attorneys general urge the FCC to improve the Robocall Mitigation Database to better block illegal robocalls.

A naked man, Manuel Lopez, was arrested in Oklahoma City for allegedly biting off and swallowing a customer's fingertip after an altercation at a convenience store. He admitted to using methamphetamine and PCP.

The National Weather Service in OKC forecasts sunny skies transitioning to showers and a thunderstorm from Sunday to Monday, with clear conditions returning by Tuesday.

Debra Kaye Lyons pleaded guilty to stealing from a nonprofit where she worked, misusing funds for buying and selling cell phones for personal profit. She faces up to 10 years in prison.

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters creates an advisory committee to align the state's education policies with anticipated changes under a potential second Trump administration.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at a Moore residence, where a family of five escaped unharmed. The fire, likely started by a vehicle, was contained to the attic and garage. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

An Oklahoma City police officer has been placed on leave after a traffic stop involving a 71-year-old Vietnamese man escalated, resulting in injury, with bodycam footage prompting community outcry.

Four men were indicted by the Oklahoma Grand Jury for their roles in armed robberies of two marijuana grow operations, with links to a street gang and more crimes being investigated.

A Wewoka man admitted to murder and a federal firearms charge in the Eastern District of Oklahoma; sentencing follows an investigation by tribal and federal authorities.

Miranda Morgan Pauley, 32, from Oklahoma, was sentenced to 188 months in prison for meth possession with intent to distribute, following a multi-agency investigation.

The westbound lanes of I-40 in Oklahoma City reopened after a multi-vehicle crash caused delays. Traffic was diverted to I-240, with the incident involving at least 16 vehicles.

Edmond, Oklahoma voters rejected all three propositions of the Edmond General Obligation Bond, which would have increased property taxes to fund city improvements.

Okmulgee resident Wilbert Lamon Rivers pled guilty to federal firearm charges due to illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition after a prior conviction.