Two men were arrested after a northwest Oklahoma City pursuit of a vehicle believed to be stolen; police recovered one gun and searched for a second.

Mayor David Holt outlines MAPS investments and big venue updates — the $121M multipurpose stadium and the nearly $1B arena — in his July 15 State of the City.

A Los Angeles man was sentenced to 360 months after a June traffic stop on I‑40 near Sayre revealed roughly 30 kilograms of meth hidden in a vehicle. Prosecutors say the seizure was the result of a DEA and OBN investigation.

Clear skies this morning and a high near 91°F. Temperatures jump to the upper 90s by the weekend—call 2‑1‑1 for cooling centers.

Scattered storms moved through OKC early Sunday with pockets of heavy rain. Afternoon highs near 89°F and humid conditions mean more storms are possible.

Mid‑90s heat Saturday with storms likely this afternoon and more widespread tonight. Expect heat indices near 100°F and gusty, brief heavy rain in stronger cells.

State and local agents raided a Bristow dispensary, a convenience store and a house this week amid an investigation into alleged illegal marijuana sales. Evidence was seized and probes are ongoing.

A pre-dawn blaze in northwest Oklahoma City collapsed part of a duplex and killed a dog; neighbors and firefighters pulled residents to safety while investigators probe the cause.

A hot, breezy Friday in Oklahoma City with highs near 98°F and heat-index near 100°F. Storms become more likely Saturday night; call 2‑1‑1 for cooling centers.

Sample ballots for Oklahoma's Aug. 25 runoff are online now. Voters can use the OK Voter Portal to preview precinct-specific contests and plan ahead.

A Perry daycare’s only transport van was stolen after a break‑in, pausing summer field trips and threatening daily pickups for roughly 70 children. Police are asking for tips and a GoFundMe has been launched.

Attorney General agents raided five Woodward grow operations, seizing more than 30,000 plants and hundreds of pounds of processed marijuana as part of a statewide crackdown.

A University of Tulsa law professor has launched a project to help families probe in‑custody deaths at the troubled Oklahoma County jail. The effort will gather records and link relatives with lawyers.