Logan County officials have announced a 14-day burn ban due to extreme fire dangers, urging residents to avoid all burning activities to prevent wildfires.

Phillip Dale Wilson, 72, from Oklahoma, receives a 17-year sentence for multiple child sexual abuse incidents.

The Norman City Council has delayed a decision on a Turnpike expansion agreement with ODOT amid public outcry and allegations of the OTA violating transparency laws.

Firefighters extinguished a fire in a vacant NW Oklahoma City building, with an investigation on the cause underway and concerns about the local dry conditions affecting the response.

The First National Bank of Lindsay was closed due to fraudulent records and capital depletion. Insured deposits are secure and the FDIC is liquidating assets for uninsured funds.

Oklahoma County Sheriff's deputies seized cocaine valued at $1.3 million and arrested two suspects on drug trafficking charges. They employed a K9 unit which detected the drugs despite concealment attempts.

The National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma predicts clear skies and seasonal temperatures, with no severe weather expected, offering local residents a pleasant week ahead.

A diverse group in Oklahoma sues State Superintendent Ryan Walters to stop a Bible mandate in public schools, citing constitutional concerns about religious freedom and state-church separation.

Oklahoma City's forecast predicts a sunny week with mid-70s to low 80s temperatures, and a fire danger in northwestern Oklahoma due to gusty winds and dry conditions.

Cleveland County Sheriff Chris Amason argued with commissioners over a $4M budget shortfall, denying resignation and citing political underfunding; commissioners accused him of mismanagement. Layoffs and operational impacts followed the dispute.

Oklahoma City Police are seeking public help to locate 27-year-old Jason James Deere, who has health issues and was last seen on October 11 in downtown Oklahoma City.

Authorities are probing a fatal shooting in NW Oklahoma City, with two arrests after a standoff related to the incident. The motive and identities are undisclosed.

An analysis reports that Oklahoma's CareerTech system had a $960 million economic impact in 2023, supporting 8,700 jobs and generating state tax revenues of $29.3 million.