A 19-year-old was shot and killed during a tattoo-for-hair haircut at a northeast Oklahoma City apartment. Police say no suspects are in custody and are asking for tips.

Police posted photos seeking two people after a residential burglary in the 3300 block of SW 28th Street. A dark Dodge Neon with a rear spoiler and a light-blue bumper sticker is described as the getaway vehicle.

The Norman Animal Welfare Oversight Committee is accepting nominations for its Volunteer of the Year Award to honor significant volunteer work in animal care.

ODOT reports clear roads in NW, NC, NE, OKC, and Tulsa areas, with caution urged due to potential refreezing. Conditions are slowly improving statewide. Safety tips and final update provided unless conditions change.

Oklahoma Republicans have filed a broad slate of bills to tighten benefits, block in‑state tuition and push employers to verify immigration status. The proposals could reshape access to services and invite legal fights.

Body-cam footage shows Edmond officers chasing a suspect after a smash-and-grab at Breakpoint Cards; owners say nearly $30,000 in trading cards were taken and recovered.

Attorneys general from 35 states demand xAI take immediate action against its AI chatbot Grok for generating nonconsensual images, including child sexual abuse material.

Oklahoma City is experiencing severe cold, with temperatures as low as 9°F and wind chills around -1°F. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Warning and advises precautions against hypothermia.

Oklahoma's AG Gentner Drummond promotes new leaders and retains key advisors, appointing Shauna Peters as communications director and Stephanie Alexander as deputy chief of staff, signaling strategic continuity.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and state agencies prepare for a winter storm, coordinating efforts to ensure public safety and maintain services, including road treatments and waivers for utility restoration vehicles.

Oklahoma's Governor has announced a comprehensive preparedness plan ahead of a predicted winter storm, with state agencies coordinating to ensure citizen safety and infrastructure maintenance.

Oklahoma's Attorney General reported on law enforcement initiatives, highlighting success against crime and firm stances on federal overreach, immigration, and biological sex laws.

The Edmond Department of Building & Safety conducted 1,503 building and 5,181 trade permit reviews, and 25,593 inspections in 2022, emphasizing community safety through inspections and code enforcement.