A man from Newcastle died in a collision near I-44 and Airport Road in Oklahoma City, with two pickup trucks involved and seatbelts used. Investigation is ongoing.

Three people died in a crash involving a semi-truck on I-40 near Mustang Road in Oklahoma City, with emergency response and an ongoing investigation by authorities.

The first phase of C.B. Cameron Sports Complex's renovation in North OKC, funded by a 2017 bond program, is complete, featuring new athletic fields and amenities.

An Enid woman is sentenced to 30 months for embezzling over $400,000 from nonprofits, with a restitution of $439,749.80 and supervised release for three years.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma launches the Oklahoma Phone-Free School Challenge, encouraging the creation of innovative strategies to manage cell phone distractions in schools.

An explosion at a Maysville substation injured three, with emergency crews responding and controlling the subsequent fire. The cause of the explosion remains unknown.

A 25-year-old man was arrested in Cleveland, Oklahoma, following a fatal family dispute where one was shot dead. Police and OSBI are investigating the incident.

A two-vehicle crash in Moore caused one car to plunge into a ravine, leading to traffic disruptions and emergency responses, with one driver hospitalized.

A shooting north of Marietta resulted in one death and one hospitalization. The Love County Sheriff's Office and multiple agencies responded, with ongoing investigations and no current public threat.

A gas line struck by a boring machine caused disruptions in northwest Oklahoma City. No evacuations or injuries occurred, but traffic was diverted, and emergency crews responded to manage the situation safely.

Choctaw High School was locked down after a student found a handgun clip in the parking lot; no threats or weapons were reported but the school took precautions.

Oklahoma City residents experienced a cool morning that will warm to 85°F. Clear weather is expected to continue with rising temperatures throughout the week. The NWS issued a fire weather caution for the area.

Oklahoma City offers a Free Landfill Day on September 7 for residential trash customers to dispose of oversized items at select locations with proof of residency.