Oklahoma City police arrested a man after detectives say he threatened a woman at gunpoint and forced her into prostitution. An undercover car-date and seized texts led to the arrest.

State and local agents dismantled a massive illegal grow outside Barnsdall, seizing 12,899 plants and roughly 840.8 pounds of processed cannabis. Federal partners detained multiple people.

Oklahoma City’s new MAPS 4 Diversion Hub opened this week in a 35,575‑sq‑ft building on Linwood, centralizing case management, housing navigation and recovery supports. The permanent home expands partner space and intake capacity for a program that began as a pilot in 2020.

McKesson will build a 330,000-sq-ft distribution hub in Moore, OK, backed by a $179M investment and more than 200 direct jobs. Local officials say the project will anchor a new logistics cluster for Cleveland County.

A fast-moving line of severe storms pushed through the Oklahoma City metro Tuesday, prompting NWS warnings for central Oklahoma as gusts and hail were reported.

The Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services signed a 10-year lease for 30,456 sq ft at Northwest Office Center (4334 NW Expressway), adding a major state office to NW Oklahoma City.

Police released surveillance photos after copper was taken from electrical poles near NW Expressway and Council; investigators listed case number 26-44603.

Overnight storms moved through before dawn. More rounds of heavy showers and a few severe storms are possible today and into Tuesday.

Heat Advisory this afternoon with heat indices in the 100s and gusty south winds. Late‑day storms could bring heavy rain and damaging gusts tonight.

Two people were stabbed late Friday near 14th Street and Washington Avenue in Guthrie; one is critically injured and police are investigating.

A Pawnee County mother is demanding answers after her 15-year-old son, Preston Mulder, was shot and killed. Authorities say the OSBI is investigating and will forward findings to the district attorney.

Morning storms and a Flood Watch could soak early Juneteenth plans. Heavy rain early, then drier skies with highs near 83°F.

A packed Main Street meeting pushed Luther officials to pass a six‑month moratorium on data‑center projects as residents raised worries about water, power and town services.