Oklahoma City approved incentives to convert a long-vacant complex near NE 23rd and I‑35 into 132 townhome rentals with rents targeted between $1,000 and $1,300.

Lawmakers introduced bills to form a 2030 Complete Count Committee and create a Commerce revolving fund after officials sought $500,000 for outreach and address‑file work. The measures prioritize tribal outreach and early planning.

A Tulsa produce‑prescription program reports an average 2.2‑point A1C drop for early participants while routing $1.70 back into the local economy per dollar spent.

Trace Fiber, the Chickasaw Nation’s telecom arm, is finishing an NTIA‑backed build to bring fiber and fixed‑wireless service to roughly 2,700 rural tribal households in south‑central Oklahoma.

Blustery Saturday in Oklahoma City with highs near 59°F. Temperatures jump into the 80s by Monday and a stormy Tuesday is possible.

Federal prosecutors say two Venezuelan nationals were indicted after allegedly using malware to force Arvest ATMs across central Oklahoma to dispense about $235,500. A three-count indictment was returned March 3.

An Oklahoma City nonprofit tied to the International Youth Fellowship and Good News Mission faces scrutiny after tribes paused ties and a Kiowa chairman’s impeachment intersected with the group's activities.

A judge sided with the developer, advancing plans for a contested Walmart Neighborhood Market at Covell and Coltrane after years of council rejections and appeals.

Amazon will open four delivery sites in Broken Arrow, Perry, Weatherford and McAlester, promising faster deliveries and more than 500 jobs statewide.

A clerical error at the Rogers County Jail led to the wrong inmate being released; Claremore police found him minutes later at a nearby gas station and returned him to custody.

House Bill 3975 would create a state program, committee and revolving fund to manage Oklahoma's $223M Rural Health Transformation award and require public reporting.

Vandalism to Cox fiber lines caused outages across Oklahoma City Monday, leaving residents and businesses offline as crews work to restore service.

Court calendars now show an April jury trial for the man accused of abusing a toddler and separate hearings for two parents charged in a related shooting. Local prosecutors and investigators say forensic and medical evidence will be central at upcoming hearings.