Oklahoma House Majority Caucus Chair Stan May alerts about a phishing scam involving fake emails that may contain malware, wrongly appearing to be from official House accounts.

A Tulsa hip-hop couple went viral after rapping their wedding vows, facing mixed public reactions but standing firm in their individualistic approach.

A rollover crash in northwest Oklahoma City on Christmas Eve left one critically injured near Lake Hefner Parkway and I-44. The driver was ejected from the vehicle and taken to the hospital.

A man was hit by a vehicle after stepping out of his car from a minor collision in Oklahoma City; the hit-and-run driver fled the scene, leaving the man seriously injured.

The OK Policy analysis suggests Oklahoma legislate with caution regarding budget and tax cuts, amidst various state and federal updates including educational controversies and digital infrastructure improvements.

Oklahoma Starbucks workers are striking for better labor conditions, with escalations leading up to Christmas Eve alongside national protests over wage disputes and unfair practices.

Oklahoma lawmakers appeal to the state Supreme Court against OG&E's rate increase and alleged ethical violations by Commissioner Todd Hiett, arguing for greater transparency and adherence to ethics rules.

Edmond city services will be briefly interrupted during Christmas, with trash collection delayed by a day and no Citylink bus service on December 25. Offices will close on December 24 and 25, resuming normal operations on December 26.

A vacant house in Southwest Oklahoma City caught fire late Wednesday night; firefighters worked to control the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

A Yukon man was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for producing child pornography, following a guilty plea to one of three charges. His conviction involved coercing a minor to produce explicit material.

Richard Dewayne Chambers, identified as a person of interest in three Oklahoma homicides, has been located by law enforcement. The investigation is active.

Oklahoma's STEM teacher recruitment program successfully attracts 61 educators for rural schools, fueled by a $1.2 million signing bonus initiative, with stringent eligibility checks to avoid past issues with bonus distribution.

The National Weather Service reports a sunny day in Oklahoma City with a high of 48 degrees and gusty winds, followed by clear nights and gradually warmer days, reaching up to 61 degrees by Tuesday.