An Oklahoma City firefighter was arrested after deputies say a hidden camera disguised as a smoke detector recorded two juveniles, investigators say.

Three adults were found dead inside an apartment near North May Avenue in Oklahoma City. Police are investigating and bodies were sent to the medical examiner.

Sunny and warm Sunday in Oklahoma City with breezy, gusty SSW winds and highs near 84°F. Elevated fire-weather risk northwest; a cooler front and shower chance arrives midweek.

Morning showers give way to a sunny, mild Saturday. Watch for gusty winds and elevated fire‑weather risk in northwest counties Sunday–Monday.

A Guymon Fire Department EMT was pulled from a Goodwell house fire early Friday and later died at a hospital; the blaze is under investigation.

The Oklahoma House passed SB933 on April 30, 2026, creating a pathway for some patients to seek individualized investigational treatments. The measure now heads back to the state Senate.

OG&E says it will power three new Google data centers in Muskogee and Stillwater under agreements that place hookup costs on Google and aim to protect ratepayers.

Edmond police arrested Noah R. Ashford on April 23 on multiple child‑exploitation charges after an ICAC probe that identified victims in Indiana and Oklahoma City.

Dale Public Schools campuses were put on precautionary lockdown Tuesday while deputies searched for someone who fled a traffic stop near Second and Stone avenues.

The Oklahoma Senate approved the Blake Burgess Act, a package of training and a statewide blood‑clot registry named for an OU student who died of a pulmonary embolism. The bill now returns to the House for reconsideration.

Cleveland County Sheriff Chris Amason resigned Monday, effective immediately, after 33 years in law enforcement. His brief resignation letter gave no reason and county leaders have not named a replacement.

Police circulated surveillance after a shoplifter pepper‑sprayed an ALDI employee near NW 50th and May and fled in a blue pickup. Case 26‑29668 is open.

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed HB 2361, requiring key IDs, medical records and school transcripts be handed to youth leaving foster care and expanding some supports through age 21.