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.

Oklahoma considers "second look" policy to re-evaluate life without parole sentences, potentially reducing costs and allowing inmate rehabilitation to influence parole eligibility.

Oklahoma City will enjoy a sunny week with mild temperatures, according to the NWS, with daytime highs ranging from the mid-70s to upper 40s and light winds, good for outdoor activities.

Lawton honored Detective Rucker with the True North Award and volunteer Mary Fountain as Citizen of the Month for their contributions to the community.

Tulsa drivers are facing detours and delays due to several ramp and lane closures for ongoing construction and safety repairs as announced by ODOT, with projects expected to continue for years.

ODOT's traffic advisory warns of long-term roadworks causing lane reductions and closures across Norman, affecting key routes like SH-9W, US-77, and I-40 until 2026, aiming for future traffic improvements.

Major JC Carroll retired from the Midwest City Fire Department after over two decades of service, having held roles from Engineer to Major since 1998. His dedication and impact were celebrated by the department.

Oklahoma law mandates health plans to cover diagnostic breast cancer services without out-of-pocket costs to increase early detection and survival rates.

Oklahoma's Organized Crime Task Force marks two years of anti-drug efforts, seizing thousands of marijuana plants and THC concentrate, leading to 79 arrests and 27 deportations.

Oklahoma has enacted two new laws to retain and attract civil engineers and social workers, offering tax breaks and easing licensure transitions, to strengthen its workforce.

An 18-year-old is charged with manslaughter and DUI in a Tulsa crash that killed Marilyn Raymundo-Mutaz; he was allegedly speeding and had THC in his system.