Oklahoma City will have sunny skies and high temperatures in the low to mid-90s this week, with mild winds. Nights will stay warm around the mid-70s. A slight heat increase expected by the weekend.

Yukon's sanitation schedule is adjusted for Independence Day with trash pickup moved from Thursday to the following Monday and city facilities closed on July 4.

Sunny weather with temperatures up to 93 degrees is expected in Oklahoma City, with clear skies and occasional gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service.

A truck driver survived a fiery crash on the Will Rogers Turnpike after his truck was hit and fell off a bridge. Nurbin Hernandez-Guzman, who caused the crash, fled but was later arrested.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed Senate Bill 130 to study the potential for nuclear energy in the state, as the bill seeks to assess the feasibility, legal implications, and aligns with national energy policies.

Ronnie Allen Barton was convicted on multiple charges for arranging to meet and sexually assault children, stemming from a sting operation by the FBI's Oklahoma City Field Office.

Sunny, warm weather is expected in Oklahoma City with temperatures reaching the lower 90s and high heat index values, as forecasted by the NWS. Winds may gust up to 31 mph.

Patchy fog expected early on Juneteenth in Oklahoma City, with skies clearing for full sun and high temperatures near 92°F, followed by clear skies in the evening.

Richard Glossip's bond hearing ended without a decision, as Judge Coyle postponed ruling to review past transcripts, despite claims of his right to bail after flawed testimony in his trial for Barry Van Treese's murder was found.

Sheriff Chris Amason of Cleveland County addressed budget and transparency concerns of the Sheriff's Office in a statement on social media, emphasizing service over politics and the staff's dedication.

Guatemalan national Gustavo Gordillo pleads guilty to producing child pornography; faces 15 to 30 years in prison.

Oklahoma Senate education leaders have signed a series of bills aimed at improving teacher recruitment, math proficiency, and opportunities for students and educators.

A report shows Oklahoma tribes contributed $23.4B to the state’s economy, with growth in jobs, healthcare, education, and gaming fees. Rep. Scott Fetgatter highlighted their impact.