Yukon, Oklahoma, alters its sanitation schedule for Presidents’ Day, affecting Monday trash collections and closing city offices and facilities on February 16.

After an ICE pickup in December, an Oklahoma City upholsterer and his family opted for voluntary departure to Colombia. Their case highlights enforcement, long court waits and thin legal aid.

A man was shot early Sunday at a Midtown rental space near NW 10th and Hudson; police say the victim was driven to a hospital and investigators are working the scene.

A Feb. 7 contract deadline between INTEGRIS Health and UnitedHealthcare could push INTEGRIS out of network and force thousands of patients to switch doctors or pay more.

A man was found shot and pronounced dead Friday inside an apartment near SW 36th and S Pennsylvania in southwest Oklahoma City. Police say they have no suspect information and are asking for tips.

A fast-moving grass fire near Chandler blackened up to 100 acres Friday and destroyed dozens of hay bales, prompting evacuations and heavy smoke across Lincoln County.

A Guthrie woman survives a shooting by Michael Adeniran, who then led police on a high-speed chase before his arrest.

The Oklahoma Senate passed Bill 743, setting a mandatory 8-foot distance for protesters from worshippers at religious services to prevent disruptions.

Attorney General Drummond filed a response to State Farm's petition to the Oklahoma Supreme Court, seeking to maintain his role in a case concerning alleged insurance malpractices that affect Oklahoma consumers.

A Hughes County couple sued to overturn Oklahoma’s rule that requires funeral-director licenses to sell caskets, arguing it blocks local businesses and raises prices.

The family of Lee Hodges says prosecutors declined to charge the property owner who shot him in Cromwell and is demanding 911 and body-camera recordings.

Wastewater and state data show influenza activity rising again in Oklahoma, with percent positivity above 20% and hospitalizations climbing, especially among older adults.

The City of Tulsa offers free firewood for residents, which can be collected from the Mulch Site, with proof of residence required. The initiative helps with heating costs and recycling efforts.