Rep. Ross Ford calls for increased security at Oklahoma polling sites following the FBI's arrest of Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi for an alleged Election Day terror plot.

A fire at a northwest Oklahoma City apartment complex resulted in the evacuation of residents, with one person and a pet being rescued. The fire damaged 16 units, completely destroying eight. Firefighters are investigating the cause.

The National Weather Service forecasts warm, mostly sunny days ahead for Oklahoma City, with tranquil skies and rising temperatures but warns of elevated fire risks due to dry conditions and strong winds.

Norman, Oklahoma police respond to a shooting near a school, with one victim hospitalized in stable condition and a suspect in custody. The investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service predicts pleasant weather for Oklahoma with sunny skies and highs ranging from 74°F to 89°F over the next few days, cautioning about potential fire weather conditions.

A Shawnee man was killed in a traffic accident on I-35 near Guthrie when his vehicle collided with a stationary truck. Investigations into the crash are ongoing.

Oklahoma's AG praises the Supreme Court's decision to review a lawsuit against the Biden Administration for rejecting the state's "Good Neighbor" ozone plan.

The University of Oklahoma dismissed offensive coordinator Seth Littrell after a loss to South Carolina. Coach Venables cited underperformance as the reason for the change.

Two people were hospitalized following a fight and car crash in southwest Oklahoma City, with one potentially stabbed, but injuries were not life-threatening.

QuikTrip has donated $351,000 to the Broken Arrow Police Department's RTIC to improve crime prevention and response, with law enforcement and city officials highlighting the center's benefits.

The Waurika city manager was arrested on charges of child sexual abuse following an OSBI investigation, with evidences found on his electronic devices.

Oklahoma City invites residents to discuss public safety and oversight at a board meeting in Will Rogers Gardens, featuring city officials and offering language interpretation services.

The Oklahoma grand jury report criticized the handling of pandemic education relief funds but found no criminal activity. Concerns were raised about misdirected funds and mismanagement.