Oklahoma City man, Alias Bah De Za Lawrence Soudry, was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for a fatal DUI collision on Chickasaw Nation territory.

Edmond introduces AlertED, a new emergency alert system for timely notifications, replacing CodeRED. Residents must sign up for texts, emails, or calls about various threats.

Tulsa drivers face lane closures and detours through November due to ODOT construction projects aimed at improving safety and infrastructure, including major work on SH-11, I-44, US-75, and SH-97.

Oklahoma City faces widespread road construction impacting traffic, with lane closures and narrowed lanes across major highways including I-40, I-240, I-35, and local roads through 2025 and beyond.

A shooting at an Oklahoma City apartment complex injured one person; police are investigating with no arrests made. The victim's condition is undisclosed.

A motorcycle crash in Tulsa claimed the life of 21-year-old Kaiden Luettgen; the collision involved a pickup truck, which left its driver with minor injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

A vehicle hit a deer on I-35 near Guthrie, leading to a series of crashes that killed two people and caused minor SUV occupant injuries. The highway was closed for hours.

The forecast by NWS Oklahoma City predicts a transition from overcast to sunnier weather, with higher temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms in the coming days.

The Village Police Department praised Deputy Chief Matt Butcher for his years of service and various roles since 2002, highlighting his leadership and impact.

The federal government reopens, with Oklahoma Representatives Pae and Gise addressing the resumption of SNAP benefits after the shutdown, emphasizing relief for communities and improved government accountability.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma grants clemency to Tremane Wood, a decision commended by State Sen. Dave Rader for its alignment with justice and mercy.

Tulsa Police arrested three juveniles after a series of car burglaries, involving a stolen vehicle and other stolen items traced back to incidents in Broken Arrow.

Tulsa Police arrested Hillary Hoang for DUI after a helicopter caught her trying to switch seats to evade charges; her BAC was 0.23, but she was booked for Actual Physical Control, not DUI.