Al's Bicycles' SW Oklahoma City shop says suspects drove a truck through the storefront on Valentine's Day night; the store estimates $2,000 in damage and is offering a $500 store credit for tips.

A Massachusetts man was indicted for posing as former State Superintendent Ryan Walters in Oklahoma, sending fake directives to school superintendents.

A 75-year-old Waukomis woman died after her 1963 Ford Falcon left Imo Road and rolled into a creek bed in Garfield County; troopers say she wasn't wearing a seat belt.

A multi-county grand jury returned indictments this week accusing three people of human trafficking — one case prosecutors say was run from inside a state prison. Investigators cite social-media ads, phone communications and contraband phones in the probe.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt criticizes delays in poultry settlements, potentially risking their success, and commends local advocates for their persistent efforts.

Oklahoma's House Civil Judiciary Committee has passed a bill to improve workers' compensation for first responders following stress-induced medical events.

Edmond police swept Santa Fe High School after a 911 caller claimed someone in a bathroom had firearms; officers found no weapons and said no credible threat existed.

ODOT has issued traffic advisories for OKC indicating ongoing construction projects will disrupt roads through early 2026, including lane closures and narrowing for bridge repairs and replacements.

A warm Friday gives way to late‑day storms and a wet Saturday. Expect heavy downpours, a hail risk and gusty winds Friday night into Saturday.

Oklahoma Senate approves "Rain's Law," enhancing drug awareness curriculum in schools with a focus on fentanyl dangers, inspired by a student's death from a laced pill.

OKCPD homicide detectives say new information solved a May 24, 2021 Bricktown double‑stabbing that left a 22‑year‑old dead; investigators implicated a man already in prison.

Lawton is removing an unsafe bridge in Mattie Beal Park, converting it into a roadway. The project began on February 9 and will include drainage evaluations to prevent flooding.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Thursday, high near 70°F. Heavy rain and thunderstorms likely Friday night into Saturday with localized flooding possible.