Local high schooler Christopher Hilz was honored by Mayor Stan Booker with a Mayoral Citation for his community service and leadership, including creating an ADA-compliant gazebo.

Oklahoma City forecast shows sunny skies with temperatures rising to the low 90s and lows in the 70s, with a mix of sun and clouds expected for the weekend.

Lawton's Open Streets Committee prepares a downtown pedestrian event to promote community health and engagement with activities planned for September 20, 2025.

Edmond voters will decide on renewing two sales tax measures for city finances in November: a one-cent general fund tax and a ½-cent capital improvement tax.

A Minco high school softball team's school bus crashed, injuring multiple individuals, with at least six in critical condition. The school will be closed the following day.

An Oklahoma man received a 10-year sentence for possessing child sexual abuse material; he was previously convicted for similar offenses in 2005. The FBI conducted the investigation.

Rep. Cody Maynard was named the 2025 Legislative Official of the Year by the Licensed Child Care Association of Oklahoma for his work in supporting early education and child care services.

Senator Lisa Standridge endorses Governor Stitt's Operation SAFE to clear homeless camps in Tulsa and urges its expansion to Norman for public safety.

A road rage incident on I-240 in Oklahoma City resulted in a driver being shot in the leg and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect fled and has not been caught.

Charges against ex-principal Phillip Koons were dropped, but he still faces a $13.5 million lawsuit over abuse allegations.

Sunny days with a slight chance of rain are forecast for Oklahoma, with temperatures ranging from the low 70s to mid-80s.

Edmond Fire Department promoted Chase Olson and Courtney Powell to Lieutenants, celebrating their service and leadership.

Senator Mary Boren from Oklahoma invites input on "agrivoltaics," which combines farming with solar energy, ahead of an interim study at the state Capitol.