Police investigate a late-night shooting outside Harkins Theater in Oklahoma City, which resulted in the 36th homicide of the year and the death of 18-year-old Lyric Lewis. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

The City of Edmond has announced temporary lane closures on Boulevard for water line repairs, with the aim to improve infrastructure integrity. Commuters are advised to adjust routes to avoid delays.

Midwest City's Reno Swim & Slide may stay closed due to lifeguard shortages. The city offers a free lifeguard training camp limited to the first 20 qualifying applicants.

Oklahoma City prepares for OKC Thunder's NBA Championship parade, expected to be the city's largest event with half a million fans. Mayor David Holt urges local employers to allow employee participation in the Tuesday celebration.

Police responded to a non-fatal shooting in downtown Oklahoma City after the Thunder's NBA Finals win, detaining one person; celebrations continued despite the incident.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office used humor on social media to remind drivers about road safety during persistent rain, emphasizing the importance of speed limits, turn signals, and functioning windshield wipers.

The City of Norman released summer guidelines for environmentally responsible practices, including proper pool drainage, yard waste disposal, and irrigation schedules to protect local water quality and reduce strain on water systems.

Oklahoma City's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center will close on June 27 for maintenance, reopening the next day.

Oklahoma is set to open a new Kratos facility that will produce tactical jet engines, bringing high-quality jobs and boosting the defense industry in the state.

Sen. David Bullard praised the Oklahoma Supreme Court's decision on HB 1775, which restricts the teaching of certain racial and gender concepts in schools, viewing it as a prevention against ideological indoctrination.

The Oklahoma County Detention Center has been cited for multiple health and safety failures, including inadequate safety checks, sanitation issues, and poor inmate management.

The Oklahoma City Council has approved agreements to keep the Thunder basketball team in the city until at least 2053, with financial commitments and a robust partnership.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and rising temperatures, with potential evening thunderstorms in Oklahoma City.