Tifany Adams, a suspect in the Oklahoma Panhandle murder case, chose not to assert her right to a speedy trial in the deaths of Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley.

The Norman Police Dept. is seeking a Digital Marketing and Social Media intern to create content and assist with communications for Spring and Summer 2025. Eligible candidates should be university students able to earn course credit.

Oklahoma City's Camp DaKaNi and Camp CANOE are closing after 95 years due to financial struggles, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Former campers and staff express deep sadness over the loss of the community staple.

The NWS forecast for Oklahoma City predicts a week of clear skies with comfortable temperatures, advising residents to wear layers for cooler evenings.

In a Logan County neighborhood, one person was shot and another detained following a shooting incident, with considerations of self-defense involved in the case.

The OSSAA voted against Newcastle's appeal concerning a former coach’s sideline presence at a semifinal game, denying sanctions and opting for future rule clarification.

The Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center in Oklahoma City is closed on Dec. 20 for maintenance but reopens Dec. 21. It accepts hazardous material to keep the city safe.

Oklahoma Rep. Jay Steagall is advocating for the gradual elimination of personal and corporate income taxes in the state by 2035, asserting that these taxes infringe on constitutional rights.

An Oklahoma inmate, Steven Woods, was found dead in a suspected suicide at the county jail; he was last seen alive minutes before being found unresponsive.

The house in Henryetta, Okmulgee County, where a murder-suicide occurred in 2023, experienced a suspected arson, currently under investigation by authorities.

Oklahoma State University sophomore Reed Marcum organized the state's largest-ever 4-H toy drive, distributing over 15,000 toys with the help of volunteers.

Oklahoma AG Drummond has filed a brief to prevent a state-sponsored religious charter school, asserting this violates the state constitution and maintaining the separation of church and state.

Oklahoma City's indoor recreation facilities are closing for annual maintenance and cleaning from Dec. 23, 2019, to Jan. 3, 2020, affecting centers like Will Rogers Senior Center and Macklanburg Community Center. Outdoor parks will remain open.