Service Oklahoma warns about a scam involving fake texts about traffic fines seeking personal info and payment, urging residents to be cautious and report such messages.

Norman resident Roberto Voci arrested on multiple charges, including lewd acts with a minor and manufacturing child pornography.

A man with felony convictions, Julian Glazier, received a 10-year federal prison sentence for illegal gun possession following a domestic violence incident.

Pottawatomie County Emergency Management designated June 2 as Heat Action Day to educate the public on the dangers of heatwaves and proper response to heat-related illnesses.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma conducted anti-human trafficking operations in two cities, resulting in arrests and recoveries, while also providing educational courses on the subject.

Terry Essary is appointed as the new Fire Chief for Edmond, succeeding Chris Goodwin. He previously served as Stillwater's Chief and brings extensive experience when he starts on July 1, 2025.

An Oklahoma man, Jerry Noles, received a 40-month federal prison sentence for using $250k from a company credit line for his home and securing a $1.2 million fraudulent loan.

Oklahoma House Democrats passed SCR 12 to remove Allie Friesen as ODMHSAS Commissioner, addressing financial instability and mismanagement within the department.

Oklahoma City anticipates changing weather with sun, rain, and thunderstorms. Today is sunny with a high of 86°F, but rain chances increase to 60% tonight. The wet pattern continues with varying precipitation chances throughout the week.

Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem Paxton criticized Governor Stitt for targeting the spouse of Senator Rosino, calling it disgraceful and a distraction from real issues.

Lawton's annual Freedom Festival features a hot dog eating contest and a soapbox derby race on June 27, with various age divisions and cash prizes. A drone show is also part of the festivities.

Oklahoma City's Strong Neighborhoods Initiative has effectively revitalized urban areas, with an $18 million city investment attracting $56 million in private funds, improving neighborhoods through housing, infrastructure, and community engagement.

Arcadia Lake in Edmond is a year-round recreational site with various amenities, activities, and events, and plans to enhance facilities with ARPA funds.