Senator Adam Pugh spoke at the AAM Multistate Collaborative on the future of aviation technology in Oklahoma, addressing opportunities in transportation innovation.

The Tenth Circuit upheld an Oklahoma ban on gender transition procedures for minors, concluding a legal battle and sparking debate on children's well-being.

Oklahoma City Police focus on finding London Kerr, a 5-year-old girl missing since April 2022; her caregivers, linked to abuse charges, are in custody.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma reports successful inmate rehabilitation through a jail ministry program, highlighting an individual's transformation from addiction to hope and purpose.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond, with support from 50 attorneys general, appealed to the DOJ to take action against illegal offshore gaming, stressing its financial impact and links to crime.

A man, 32, drowned at an Edmond disc golf course after trying to retrieve a disc from a pond, despite rescue attempts by bystanders and emergency services.

Oklahoma City forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and a rise in temperatures, with high humidity and varying chances of rain throughout the week, according to NWS.

Oklahoma City woman Amanda Christine Dailey received a six-month federal prison sentence for forging a judge's signature to fraudulently obtain a car loan.

Tulsa's annual EMSAcare program lets residents opt in or out of emergency ambulance cost coverage during August. Enrollment includes a monthly fee, with insurance typically covering the transport costs.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order to stop state funding for entities connected to abortion services, following the Supreme Court's Medina ruling.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a woman's death in a house fire as a homicide, with previous domestic-related calls to the residence and protective orders filed before her death.

Michele Watson, 59, from Oklahoma City, drowned in Lake Eufaula after going for a swim without a life jacket. She was on a boat with five others; no one else was injured. OHP is investigating the incident.

Antjuan Lamont Gaines was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for a motel shooting in Oklahoma City and illegal possession of drugs and a firearm.