Oklahoma City to experience a succession of sunny, hot days, with the NWS advising residents to stay cool and hydrated as temperatures approach the mid-90s.

A farmer in Jones, Oklahoma, Brad McMichael, was fatally attacked by two water buffalo. The community mourns the experienced livestock handler. Both animals were euthanized by police.

Local authorities and the community in Stillwater swiftly reunited a found child with their family, as communicated by the Stillwater Police Department's social media update.

Oak Creek Public Library hosts a Badger Talk by Alyson Fleming discussing the Arctic ecosystem's changes due to global warming, highlighting policy complexities. The event on August 12 aims to educate about environmental challenges and stewardship.

Two died in a head-on collision between a pick-up truck and a school bus in Norman, OK; the truck's occupants were killed, while the bus passengers had non-fatal injuries.

Angela Pierce is Oklahoma City's new Finance Director, succeeding Brent Bryant. She brings over 20 years of experience and was formerly the Deputy CFO for the city.

Oklahoma House Education Committee Chair dismisses Superintendent Walters' push for mandatory free student lunches as lacking legal authority and encourages legislative action for funding changes.

EMSA issued a Medical Heat Alert in Oklahoma City after responding to multiple heat-related illness calls, providing residents with safety tips such as pre-hydration and wearing appropriate clothing.

A Stillwater man, Lee Grant Clark, is charged with child porn production and sexual abuse by the U.S. Attorney's Office after an FBI-led investigation.

Melissa Evon from Elgin High School was named the 2025 Oklahoma State Teacher of the Year, honoring her over three decades of educational impact and advising for FCCLA.

Two Oklahoma City firefighters, the Durham brothers, set world records and won gold medals at the 2025 Police and Fire World Games in Birmingham, Alabama.

Oklahoma Main Street Center announces finalists for its annual awards, recognizing efforts in revitalizing historic commercial districts.

The Oklahoma State Department of Education mandates local districts to pay for student meals using existing state and federal funds, aiming to reduce financial burden on families and curb excessive administrative costs.