An 11-year-old Oklahoma City boy was seriously burned after microwaving a NeeDoh sensory toy; doctors and the manufacturer warn against heating the gel‑filled cubes.

The 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book places Oklahoma 44th overall and 48th in education, spotlighting low reading and math proficiency and gaps in child health coverage.

A DoorDash driver was injured by shattered glass after someone fired into their car during a road‑rage incident on New Prue Road; deputies are seeking witnesses.

Five Republicans are competing in a June 16 primary for the Moore-area SD‑24 seat; fundraising and an Oklahoma Farm Bureau endorsement have made the GOP contest competitive.

A pre-dawn fight at Arrowhead Resort left four people injured and two suspects in custody as investigators probe the cause.

Deputies arrested a 32-year-old man outside the Oklahoma County jail after spotting him digging; a booking search turned up a concealed fire starter, officials say.

OBN agents raided Anima Growing in Nowata on June 10, seizing 49,257 marijuana plants and placing seven people into ICE custody amid a statewide crackdown.

Two federal suits accuse a Purcell McDonald’s franchise of letting a man with a violent past harass and allegedly assault 16‑year‑old employees.

An overnight shelter in Norman closed June 8 after state inspectors found multiple fire‑safety violations. First Presbyterian and City Care are housing guests while repairs proceed.

After years of delays, Tulsa’s OKPOP is moving into exhibit design with architects, artifacts and state matching funds in place. The museum plans immersive, ticketed upper floors and a free ground level.

A brief police pursuit in southwest Oklahoma City ended in a crash Wednesday night; police say two people suffered minor injuries. Investigators worked the scene as traffic was diverted.

Oklahoma City's OAK district is pitching a boutique hotel, national retail and a programmed park to capture one‑night and weekend drive‑in visitors. The Lively and retail lineup aim to turn quick trips into overnight stays.

Bill Anoatubby will retire June 26 after nearly 40 years as Chickasaw Nation governor. Lt. Gov. Chris Anoatubby will succeed him under tribal succession rules.