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.

A late-night shooting in McAlester left one man dead and two others wounded; a 20-year-old is in custody and state agents are investigating.

Bullets struck a house in Owasso after a roadside argument; no injuries were reported and police are combing surveillance and plate‑reader data for leads.

Oklahoma City's Pride on 39th takes over NW 39th Street June 5–7 with vendors, drag and a Sunday parade.

Oklahoma City police posted surveillance photos after a reported lewd grab in northwest OKC. Detectives list case number 26-40742 and are asking for tips.

A Tulsa man was federally charged after court filings say he called a U.S. senator and threatened to kill the lawmaker and his family. Federal investigators are handling the probe.

Rigid Fabrication bought a former Baker Hughes campus on Sooner Road and will build data‑center racks and enclosures as Oklahoma attracts cloud investment. The move recasts old oilfield space into supply‑chain manufacturing.

The FAA installed the first new radar near Putnam, Oklahoma, starting a $12.5B program to replace roughly 612 aging radars and modernize air‑traffic systems.