The City of Norman's recycling programs, highlighted on America Recycles Day, effectively manage over 1,000 tons of materials annually, with significant local participation.

An Okfuskee County resident pleads guilty to child neglect within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Reservation, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

An Oklahoma man pleaded guilty to attempting to coerce a minor into sexual activity between October 21-24, 2022, following an investigation involving the FBI.

The Oklahoma City Municipal Court warns of a phone scam where fraudsters, using caller ID "spoofing," pose as court officials to demand payment for tickets, threatening jail time.

A woman died and an infant was critically injured in an Oklahoma City crash after the woman allegedly ran a red light. The infant is in the hospital, and the other driver survived. Traffic delays were expected during the investigation.

Edmond Police are seeking a suspect in an auto burglary who made $1,600 in fraudulent credit card charges. He has a Route 66 tattoo and drove a gray sedan.

Vietnam veteran James Ohlheiser was awarded the Purple Heart 56 years after being wounded, following the rectification of a clerical error on his military records.

Chet Holmgren of the Oklahoma City Thunder will miss an extended period due to a right iliac wing fracture, with updates on his recovery expected in 8-10 weeks.

A man was found dead from gunshot wounds at Del City's Rag City Customs, prompting a homicide investigation. Authorities are piecing together details of the incident.

A father and son drowned in Haskell, Oklahoma, while trying to rescue a family member from floodwaters during a storm. Their bodies were recovered the following morning.

A Texas man pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition, facing federal charges after a joint local and federal investigation.

A Lone Grove man was sentenced to over six years in prison for unlawful firearm possession as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce violent crime.

Oklahoma City Utilities Department initiates a special debris collection from Nov 18 to Dec 21 in storm-hit areas, with a break for Thanksgiving. Residents are to leave debris curbside for pickup.