Two House bills would add court-supervised mediation and create a fund for legal aid to help keep Oklahoma families with children from being evicted. Lawmakers say the measures aim to keep kids in school and homes stable.

A judge has paused Weatherford’s ammonia lawsuits while the NTSB finishes its probe, leaving injured residents waiting for a July 6 status hearing. Local attorneys say the delay complicates recovery and legal timelines.

Clear skies today and a high near 50F. Freeze overnight, then a fast warmup into the 70s midweek with elevated fire-weather concerns.

A forensic reconciliation found $893,112 in bank-to-ledger gaps and $118,532 in voided checks in the OKBred Fund, prompting OSBI and state-auditor review. Commissioners are pressing for system upgrades.

The Asian community in Tulsa celebrated the Lunar New Year and reflected on the success of the inaugural Tulsa Asia Fest, with attendance between 8,000 to 10,000.

Jersey City–born Bang Cookies has opened in Oklahoma City, bringing its oversized stuffed cookies and a community fundraising angle to the metro.

A new Bridges village behind Sky Ranch Elementary will offer housing, pantry and staff support for up to 20 unhoused high-school students.

Edmond's Field Services Department worked tirelessly through heavy snowfall, maintaining infrastructure and services despite the weather. Crews labored in 12-hour shifts for six days, while also performing daily duties like fixing water main breaks.

Chandler Regional Airport is set for expansion with a $8 million federal grant for a runway extension, promising economic growth and increased aircraft traffic.

A McLoud man faces federal charges for attempting to murder FBI agents and making violent threats online, with a potential 100-year sentence if convicted.

Dashcam footage and court filings allege a former OHP trooper coerced and assaulted a woman after a Jan. 26 traffic stop; he is due for trial in April.

Congressional earmarks are delivering millions to Oklahoma towns — from a $4M HUD award in Edmond to upgrades at county 911 centers and university labs. We explain who requested the money and what it would pay for.

Oklahoma Rep. Ryan Eaves champions House Bill 3313 to improve the state's retirement system, increasing contribution rates and introducing new investment options.