A 22‑year‑old man has been bound over for trial in the Dec. 5, 2025 shooting that killed Andrea Leete in SW Oklahoma City. Authorities say Caleb Davila admitted to the shooting and is held on $10M bond; arraignment is Aug. 12, 2026.

Police arrested a man and booked him on multiple felony counts after officers say they uncovered an alleged underground cockfighting operation in Oklahoma City.

A person was shot at a McDonald’s in southwest Oklahoma City Sunday; police say the victim was hospitalized and no suspect information was available.

A 59-year-old Georgia man was killed Friday when his vehicle left Highway 75 in Washington County. Troopers say a medical incident may have led to the single-vehicle crash.

OU Health’s Stephenson Cancer Center has installed a $3 million Varian Ethos system — an AI-assisted adaptive-radiation platform — and will begin treating patients next week.

City staff forwarded a $16M plan to renovate Union Station at Scissortail Park, with work possible this fall pending council approval. The project would convert the depot into event space and offices.

Acting Cleveland County Sheriff Mike Finley intervened Thursday at a Norman bus stop; deputies detained one person and officials said no injuries were reported.

A citizen petition in Payne County asks a judge to impanel a grand jury to review allegations against former DA Laura Thomas, naming local agencies and court entities.

High-resolution Heat Watch maps show pockets of Oklahoma City up to about 15F hotter than shaded blocks. City leaders are pitching trees, bioswales and new cool zones to protect the most exposed residents.

A Tulsa man was arrested and charged with one count of lewd molestation after police say a 13‑year‑old recorded the alleged incident; his first hearing is set for July.

An Oklahoma City renter says he’s gone nine months without a working air conditioner while a heat advisory pushes temperatures into dangerous territory.

Cherokee Nation opened 14 lease-to-own homes in Tahlequah’s Autumn Woods — a $4.2M build that keeps monthly payments at $600 and includes storm shelters and generator hookups.

Kilimo has begun sensor-driven irrigation projects in Oklahoma to cut farm water use and shore up supply chains, pairing corporate funding with farmer upgrades. Early pilots aim to reduce irrigation by up to 40%.