Rep. Justin Humphrey of Oklahoma urges investigation into a child protection case where a child was removed from biological parents and placed with a same-sex couple, despite the parents meeting reunification requirements.

Oklahoma City man, Alexander Frank, is indicted on 25 counts of Medicare fraud involving $3.2M. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years per count and fines.

Oklahoma has passed a law for dyslexia training for educators, going into effect on July 1, with bipartisan support to aid student identification and support.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes a mix of sun and potential storms, with high temperatures and chances of rain and thunderstorms varying throughout the week.

Federal funds from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will repair two structurally deficient bridges in Norman, Oklahoma, with no local match required.

Oklahoma's crackdown on illegal marijuana nets 40k plants and 1,000 pounds of the drug, with charges against a Chinese national and a united agency effort to combat the surge in illegal operations.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt contests Tulsa's plan to give the Muscogee Nation exclusive policing rights over its members, citing safety and legal concerns, in light of the O'Brien decision affecting state authority in tribal matters.

EMSA treated over 100 heat-related incidents during the OKC Thunder's championship parade in Oklahoma City, with 24 people hospitalized due to high temperatures.

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.