Oklahoma's House Bill 1305 proposes mandatory financial literacy workshops for student athletes involved in NIL contracts, covering budgeting, taxes, contracts, and entrepreneurship.

A suspect, wanted for felony burglary and robbery, was apprehended following a vehicle chase and crash in Oklahoma County. No injuries were reported, and details about the suspect's identity remain undisclosed.

Oklahoma's Attorney General leads a coalition questioning major asset managers about the risks involved in Chinese investments and potential misrepresentations to investors.

Lawton high school students in the AIM Program visited the City's Public Safety Center to explore careers in public safety and gain insights from police and fire department professionals.

Oklahoma Senator George Burns has introduced a bill, SB 124, to exclude locally made firearm suppressors from federal regulations, by marking them "Made in Oklahoma."

Guatemalan national Gustavo Gordillo is charged with transporting, distributing, and possessing child pornography, following an investigation by Homeland Security and Oklahoma City Police.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is preparing to deliver his State of the State address, focusing on tax cuts, education, budget discipline, and immigration policies.

Norwood, a felon previously convicted for drug-related crimes, was sentenced to six years for illegal firearm possession.

Oklahoma City man, John Anthony Owen, sentenced to 46 months for illegal possession of machinegun conversion devices, as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

Oklahoma AG Drummond opposes California's Prop 12, affecting pork producers with strict housing standards. He's backed by 22 states, arguing it violates interstate commerce and could harm the industry.

Landon Appleby, 19, was arrested by Norman Police for a series of home invasions and related crimes, including a sexual assault. He's linked to at least 15 incidents and is held at the Cleveland County Detention Center.

Edmond celebrates a 92% participation rate in its recycling program, with 5,221 tons of materials saved from landfills in 2024. The program's success is also bolstered by a partnership with UCO, which has a new on-campus recycling center.

University of Oklahoma research led by Sreemathi Logan targets promising treatments for dementia with a $2.2 million grant, focusing on the role of astrocytes and cellular metabolism in cognitive function.