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.

Oklahoma lawmakers aim to update child custody laws to align with modern family dynamics, potentially establishing a presumption of joint equal custody.

Oklahoma legislators are evaluating how sales tax exemptions affect nonprofits, with a study highlighting their importance for these organizations' operations and outreach.

Road construction on 38th Street in Lawton is underway, focusing on northbound lane paving and stormwater improvements, with a completion target of early December. Subsequent southbound work will address a failed stormwater pipe.

Norman, OK announces a temporary closure of 156th Avenue NE between State Highway 9 and Rock Creek Road for emergency pipe repairs on the last weekend of October.

A burglary at an Oklahoma marijuana grow op led to a police chase and the arrest of Deng James Magong, who faces multiple charges. Approximately 37 pounds of stolen marijuana were recovered.

Rep. Tedford's study in Oklahoma explores the impact of living wage laws, suggesting they may limit jobs and hurt businesses, and highlights the prevalence of market-driven wages above the living wage for skilled workers.

Nick Bayer's "Howdy" mural, embodying Oklahoma symbols and hospitality, welcomes visitors to the Oklahoma City Convention Center, funded by the city’s 1% for Arts program.

Two individuals were arrested after a woman, Theresia Myers, was found dead in Enid, Oklahoma; the cause of death is pending investigation by the OSBI.

Oklahoma considers legalizing sports betting, led by Sen. Coleman, to combat illegal betting and increase state revenues, with discussions including state-tribal dynamics and benefits to local sports franchises.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of showers and thunderstorms in Oklahoma City, with severe weather possible overnight and stormy conditions continuing through the weekend.

A fatal shooting at the Executive Inn in Tulsa resulted in a 22-year-old's death; the shooter claimed self-defense and has not been charged pending investigation.

Governor Kevin Stitt is pushing for expedited talks to resolve the legal dispute between Oklahoma and Tyson Foods, seeking a balanced solution for the environment and businesses.