The Moore Food & Resource Center hosted a health event where the Cleveland County Health Department helped with SoonerCare enrollment and offered free flu shots.

Grady County Deputy Kenton Blumenthal was named the 2025 Oklahoma Officer of the Year by Attorney General, recognized for resolving a dangerous multi-county chase.

An argument in Oklahoma City led to the shooting death of Jeffrey Gill; Darius Williams was arrested for second-degree murder.

The City of Norman honored veterans across its departments, including City Council and Police, on Veterans Day 2025, highlighting their continued service to the community.

State Rep. Gann is challenging rate increases and bond payments resulting from Winter Storm Uri in Oklahoma's Supreme Court, citing unperformed audits and alleging conflict of interest by Commissioner Hiett.

A man was found dead from a gunshot in SW Oklahoma City; 23-year-old Ruben Orrantia-Silva was later arrested on charges including murder and kidnapping.

Edmond celebrates the holidays with Miracle on 2nd Street events, including an ice rink, tree lighting, and Santa visits. Local businesses participate with themed activities and promotions.

Oklahoma Turnpike Authority seeks public input on I-44/SH-37 interchange plans via a virtual portal until December 3 to involve the community in the planning process.

The Norman Mardi Gras Society's event will close Jones Avenue to cars between Main and Comanche streets on November 8, from 3-10 p.m., prompting a travel advisory.

The ICE and Oklahoma Highway Patrol "Operation Guardian" resulted in the arrest of 70 undocumented immigrants, with 36 being criminal aliens, over two days.

Michael Jordan was arrested in Tulsa for having a stolen firearm in a suitcase. He faces charges including firearm possession after former felony conviction.

Tulsa launched "Safe Move Tulsa” to end street homelessness, housed 25 people, and plans to help 300+ in nine months, involving community partnerships and mixed funding sources.

Oklahoma's Attorney General places suspected murderer Christian Soto on the state's 10 Most Wanted list, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.