Tulsa integrates mental health clinicians into its 911 Call Center to improve responses to mental health crises, diverting over 560 calls in March from traditional emergency services.

Shane Eugene Miller, an Oklahoma inmate, received a 252-month sentence for running a drug conspiracy from prison, emphasizing ongoing efforts to combat prison-based criminal activities.

A fire in an Oklahoma City apartment complex resulted in damage and displaced residents, with two treated for smoke inhalation; its cause is under investigation.

Oklahoma lawmakers commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, reflecting on the tragedy and honoring the 168 lives lost with insights from former Governor Frank Keating and unity messages from legislative leaders.

Trinity Lutheran Church honored Oklahoma City Firefighters with a plaque on the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing, reflecting community resilience.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt highlights $19.4 million in savings identified by the state's efficiency division through modernization and waste reduction efforts across various agencies.

One person was killed after being struck by a vehicle on Interstate 40 in Oklahoma City, leading to temporary traffic closure and an ongoing investigation by OHP.

Oklahoma legislators are pausing to review storm chasing regulations proposed in House Bill 2426, considering public safety and offering licensing to professionals.

Oklahoma City has approved hosting canoe slalom and softball for the LA28 Olympics, including facility use and a $34.5 million guarantee, emphasizing sustainability and non-discrimination.

An Oklahoma judge has scheduled a hearing for April Wilkens, sentenced for murder in 1999, to challenge her sentence under the Oklahoma Survivor’s Act, citing self-defense due to domestic abuse.

Oklahoma House recognizes National Crime Victims' Rights Week, emphasizing victim rights in the judicial process with a resolution authored by Rep. Ross Ford.

Oklahoma hosted an Aerospace Town Hall to discuss the sector's growth, with industry experts and representatives highlighting the state's increasing presence in aerospace, aviation, and defense sectors.

Two Oklahoma City men received federal prison sentences for illegal firearms dealings and possession, with Osborn getting 68 months and Hermosillo 168 months.