An 86-year-old Moore woman died after a dog she was caring for attacked her on Thursday; officers applied tourniquets at the scene and the animal is confined.

A Skokie man was arrested in Beckham County after an I‑40 chase that led officers to nearly 43 pounds of meth and a small amount of cocaine in a stolen Volvo.

Lightning struck Geary’s wells and destroyed a control panel, leaving many homes with low pressure. City crews have contacted contractors and are asking residents to conserve water.

Mostly sunny Sunday with a high near 93°F and a slight morning shower chance. Storms possible this afternoon; triple-digit heat arrives midweek.

A Heat Advisory covers Oklahoma City Saturday, July 4. Expect highs near 100°F and heat‑index readings in the low 100s; late‑night storms are possible.

A man was arrested after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at a man in a wheelchair outside the Oklahoma City Police Department; police say the victim escaped and no other injuries were reported.

A northwest Oklahoma City apartment shooting on March 22 left a 2-year-old dead and a man charged with manslaughter.

Mid-90s Thursday with a heat index near 99°F; triple-digit heat indices expected Saturday. Hydrate and plan outdoor activities accordingly.

The Tahlequah City Council voted July 1 to terminate Assistant Police Chief Dexter Scott after criminal charges tied to alleged vandalism at Burnt Cabin Marina. Scott has requested an administrative hearing as the criminal case moves forward.

Oklahoma City‑based Tobe Energy has launched NODE‑01 and says it will mount its first commercial hydrogen deployment at Zeeco’s Broken Arrow test complex later this year.

Hot, muggy and breezy in Oklahoma City today with highs near 95°F. Expect even hotter conditions this Saturday.

Oklahoma City’s K9 Dash was dragged while apprehending a suspect near SE 19th and S. Santa Fe; the dog was treated for road rash and is expected to recover.

Hot and breezy today in OKC with highs near 96°F and gusty south winds. Heat ramps up into the July 4 weekend; take precautions.