Oklahoma statehouse leaders condemned the political violence against Minnesota lawmakers, emphasizing solidarity, the importance of democracy, and prayers for the affected families.

West Norman residents were evacuated due to a gas line incident but have now returned home after the situation was resolved safely by the Norman Fire Department and OG&E.

A fatal sibling altercation in Oklahoma City marks the city's 31st homicide, with one sibling stabbed and later dying in hospital; the other released pending investigation.

Tulsa is set to upgrade the intersection of East 91st Street and South Riverside Drive starting June 16, with expected traffic disruptions as lanes are reduced for construction.

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare cuts adoption fees to address severe overcrowding, with waived fees for older dogs and discounts for puppies, including spay/neuter, microchip, and vaccines.

Oklahoma death row inmate John Hanson's execution proceeds after his petition is denied; he was convicted for 1999 murders. Claims of undisclosed evidence were rejected by the court.

A Tecumseh man was arrested on child pornography charges involving possession of illicit material and a computer crime, following a multi-agency investigation.

A crash on I-40 in Oklahoma City caused significant traffic delays and closed all westbound lanes at the I-35/Ft. Smith Junction, but the road reopened hours later.

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.