Edmond police shot a 65-year-old man, Ross Norwood, who is believed to have started a fire at his home and was seen with a knife.

A 77-year-old man from Yukon, Oklahoma, died after his tractor veered off the Turner Turnpike and hit a bridge. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Moore Police responded to a non-credible threat against Moore High School circulated on Snapchat, prompting an investigation and increased security across various schools.

Bradley Frye was arrested for the murder of his wife, Sara Frye, and allegedly staging the crime scene as a suicide. Discrepancies in his story and physical evidence led to his charge.

Tinker AFB commemorated the 77th anniversary of the U.S. Air Force with ceremonies and highlighted the importance of the 507th Air Refueling Wing and maintenance crews.

Blake Shelton will join ESPN's College GameDay as the celebrity picker for the University of Oklahoma's SEC debut game.

Oklahoma City Police seek help to identify two suspects linked to thefts at Boot Barn, with over $1,000 in merchandise taken twice. They're circulating images and offering a possible reward for tips.

The National Weather Service reports a hot day in Oklahoma City with a high of 97°F and a heat index of 101°F. Partly cloudy skies tonight with a low of 74°F. A chance of showers and thunderstorms is forecasted for Sunday.

The NWS issued a dense fog advisory in Oklahoma City, warning of low visibility for morning commuters until 9 AM CDT, with potential thunderstorms later in the day.

The Oklahoma City Council has engaged CAA ICON to oversee construction planning for a new city arena, aiming to enhance the local sports and entertainment infrastructure.

The "Operation Sonic Boom" in Oklahoma City has led to charges against 50 people for firearms and narcotics offenses, seizing 193 firearms and large drug quantities.

An Oklahoma County deputy was hospitalized after a motorcycle crash believed to be caused by road debris while en route to work. The deputy's condition remains undisclosed; the crash is under investigation.

Norman is hosting Preparedness Day on September 30 at Sooner Mall to educate residents on emergency readiness, with resources and volunteer opportunities available.

Oklahoma Attorney General launches a '10 Most Wanted' campaign with rewards up to $10,000, aiming to engage the community in capturing individuals wanted for serious crimes.

OKC Parks offers affordable Kidz Rock Fall Break camps for children aged 6-12, featuring arts, crafts, and sports, spread across various city locations for only $10.

One person was stabbed multiple times near downtown Oklahoma City and is in critical condition; the assailant remains at large while police investigate.

Westbound I-40 experienced delays due to multiple crashes between Anderson Road and Douglas Boulevard, with traffic narrowed to one lane but later reopened.

University of Oklahoma PA students are gaining experience in rural healthcare, integrating primary care and mental health services, funded by a $2 million HRSA grant.

Moore Police are seeking witnesses to a September 25 motorcycle-truck crash at Southwest 4th Street and Santa Fe Avenue, urging contact with Detective Grant.

Oklahoma Task Force 1 assisted with rescues in southeastern US states following Hurricane Helene, including saving an elderly man and his dog in Tennessee.

Senator Hamilton hosted a study to address Lake Eufaula concerns, aiming to improve communication and find solutions acceptable to residents and authorities.

The forecast for Oklahoma City predicts a week of sunshine with rising temperatures, reaching into the high 80s and low 90s, with clear skies continuing into the nights.

Oklahoma City firefighters extinguished a significant house fire in Edmond, with no injuries reported and an investigation underway concerning its cause.

OKCPD seeks public help in a storage unit burglary case, with a red truck linked to the crime captured on security footage near SE 44th St. and Sooner Rd.

Brent Swadley defends his family and BBQ business amid an investigation into alleged fraudulent activity during Oklahoma state park restaurant renovations.

The 58th Oklahoma Czech Festival drew 30,000 visitors for parades, polka, and kolaches, highlighting the town's Czech-Slovak heritage and community effort.

The Oklahoma Department of Commerce has received a $290,000 grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration to help local businesses increase their exports.

Oklahoma City announces a Halloween event, "Halloween Harvest," and other fall activities, including a nature hike, arts, and sports, across various locations for all ages.

Oklahoma's Attorney General Drummond opposes a contract with a religious charter school, defending the separation of church and state after the state Supreme Court blocked the taxpayer-funded initiative.

Oklahoma City's weather includes clear skies and potential storms, with highs in the 80s and 90s, but a hazardous weather outlook warns of possible thunderstorms and elevated fire risks in the region.

Oklahoma City Council has approved $4.75 million for renovations at Wiley Post Park that includes a USS Oklahoma City submarine monument, with construction starting in 2025.

Oklahoma City Council selects the YMCA to operate the new MAPS 4 Senior Wellness Center, investing $31.7 million in the project for construction and operational costs.

The Oklahoma Aerospace and Aeronautics Commission approved funding for airport construction projects and educational programs to enhance the state's aviation infrastructure and foster aerospace education.

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.

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.

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.

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'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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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

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.

Yukon's Pafford Ambulance membership enrollment is open, offering financial coverage for ambulance services, with a November 15 deadline for residents to opt in or out.

Oklahoma's Attorney General Gentner Drummond, with 23 other state attorneys general, challenges the EPA's emissions mandate for trucks as overreach, fearing economic impact and grid issues.

OK Senator Dusty Deevers supports Trump's idea of abolishing the federal income tax, presenting it as a chance for economic relief and denouncing government waste.

The National Weather Service issued a weather outlook for OK and TX, predicting strong winds, severe thunderstorms, and critical fire weather, with advisories through Tuesday evening.

Early morning violence at a southeast Oklahoma City apartment complex resulted in two injured individuals. Initial reports of a shooting were clarified by police, who later determined the injuries were due to a physical fight and not gunshot wounds.

OKC airport unveils “Connections: Oklahoma City’s Global Family,” celebrating ties with its seven Sister Cities, inspired by Mayor Holt's visit to Santa Barbara and created by local artists Henderson and Van Osdol.

Oklahoma AG Drummond cancels a contract with attorney O'Connor, hired by the Governor, asserting his authority over state litigation in a civil rights lawsuit.

Dimitri Grant from Miami was sentenced to five years for possession with intent to distribute meth after a traffic stop in Oklahoma led to the seizure of over 15 pounds of the drug.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Oklahoma City with initial sunny conditions turning to rain and thunderstorms, then clearing up by the weekend.

Oklahoma City is seeking public input for its 2025 General Obligation bond election to fund major infrastructure projects. Two workshops are set for residents to voice their opinions.

Presley Edward Lawson from Spiro, Oklahoma, was sentenced to ten years for distributing methamphetamine, pleading guilty to selling over 222 grams of the drug.

The weather in Oklahoma City is forecasted to be calm and sunny with daytime highs in the 60s and mild overnight lows, apart from a slight chance of midweek showers.

Missouri defeated Oklahoma 30-23 after a late fumble recovery for a touchdown by Zion Young, with backup QB Drew Pyne helping the Tigers rally in the second half.

A man was fatally shot in Del City, and police are investigating without any arrests made yet. The community mourns the victim, known for his generosity.

NWS Oklahoma City predicts an overcast morning clearing to a 63°F high, with a clearer night ahead. The weekend may see showers, particularly on Sunday and into early next week.

A crash on I-44 in SW Oklahoma City involving a semi-trailer and a car caused traffic delays and minor injuries to one person; the involved off-ramp has been reopened.

Two children were hit by a vehicle in SW Oklahoma City, one critically injured. The incident is under investigation and the driver has cooperated with authorities.

Oklahoma Attorney General urges against clemency for child murderer Kevin Underwood, emphasizing the brutality of the 2006 murder of Jamie Rose Bolin.

A mother and son were charged with child neglect after a 12-year-old's accidental shooting death in Edmond. The incident involved a firearm the family had used at a gun range earlier.

A man was found shot to death on an Oklahoma City street; the shooter remains unidentified as investigations continue.

Oklahoma City Municipal Court canceled all Monday morning sessions on Nov. 18 due to severe storm predictions, prioritizing safety. Afternoon sessions to resume as planned.

Oklahoma City invites the public to workshops on the use of HUD funds, covering affordable housing and community needs, and influencing the city's five-year plan.

The Norman Fire Department received over $10,000 from the Dickey Foundation to buy new helmets, enhancing emergency responder safety in high-risk scenarios.

An Oklahoma City resident pleaded guilty to making a false statement when trying to buy a firearm, after falsely filling out a form claiming no felony charges while under indictment.

Oklahoma United proposes State Question 835 to open primaries to all voters, possibly ending closed primaries and reducing partisanship in the state's elections.

The Oklahoma City Parks & Recreation department is hosting its "Turkey Shoot" event, where participants can win a turkey by competing in free throw basketball or cornhole contests at local centers.

A former dental surgery employee in Stillwater is charged with assaulting unconscious patients after incriminating evidence was found on the dark web.

Former detention officer Casey Slone was arrested for allegedly smuggling contraband into the Oklahoma County Detention Center and communicating with an inmate.

Oklahoma City forecast promises varying temperatures and sunny skies, with highs ranging from 67°F to 48°F during the week leading up to Thanksgiving.

91-year-old Charles Sulivant is charged with sexually abusing multiple girls; a church in Shawnee is accused of cover-up.

A woman died after a fire in an Oklahoma City apartment. Authorities are probing the cause. The blaze was contained to one bedroom, and no other injuries were reported.

Oklahoma City unveils new Route 66 signage celebrating the iconic highway's centennial, with Mayor Holt emphasizing the city's historical connection and economic benefits of the initiative.

An overturned semi-truck on I-35 near Norman, Oklahoma led to the closure of northbound lanes, with no reported injuries. Cleanup caused traffic disruptions, which were resolved once lanes reopened.

Norman, OK is holding open house events in December to engage residents in the AIM Norman master plan, focusing on growth and infrastructure while considering environmental protection.

Oklahoma City experiences a crisp 32°F with fair weather predicted to peak at 49 degrees. The forecast suggests a sunny week ahead with gradually rising temperatures and gentle winds.

Deputy Austin Murray is named 2024 Oklahoma Officer of the Year for his bravery during a dangerous incident, recognized at a ceremony hosted by Attorney General Drummond.

Oklahoma County Commissioners voted to use federal funds for a mental health facility at a proposed jail site, despite community opposition and legal challenges.

One person died in a house fire in southeast Oklahoma City, with five others displaced. The home lacked smoke alarms and the cause is under investigation.

Oklahoma City has reopened the refurbished boardwalk at Route 66 Park after the city's Parks and Recreation maintenance team completed a major renovation.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with a gradual increase in temperature for Oklahoma City over the coming week, with highs ranging from 42°F to 59°F.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt faces internal GOP criticism after signing a renewable energy agreement with Denmark, aiming to develop a green methanol facility, amid concerns over the state's traditional oil and gas industry.

Oklahoma State dismisses offensive coordinator Kasey Dunn and defensive coordinator Bryan Nardo after a lackluster season, raising questions about head coach Mike Gundy's future.

The Key to Home Partnership in Oklahoma City is seeking urgent donations for the homeless to combat the cold winter, including clothing and hygiene products.

Governor Kevin Stitt appoints Susan H. Stava to Oklahoma's Pardon and Parole Board, amid two members' resignations and a high-stakes clemency hearing pending.

A 20-year-old from Moore died in a rear-end collision on I-35 near Goldsby; inattentive driving was cited as the cause. Traffic was disrupted due to the incident.

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.

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 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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

Canoo furloughs 82 employees in Oklahoma amid financial stabilization efforts and after losing a potential deal with Walmart, causing stock prices to fall.

Oklahoma County announces the completion of road and highway projects in District 3, including Penn and Danforth overlays, collaborations with Edmond and Oklahoma City, the 178th bridge, and forthcoming extension and maintenance work.

The forecast for Oklahoma City includes sunny skies and potential showers during the week before Christmas, with varying high temperatures and chances of rain.

In Oklahoma City, two, including a child, were shot dead, and a police officer injured during a domestic incident. The suspect was killed by police return fire.

Oklahoma County officials will enter mediation with Oklahoma City leaders over a contested new jail site, with concerns over community impact and a looming ARPA funding deadline.

Northbound I-35 in McClain County was reopened after two multi-vehicle crashes caused significant delays and injuries, with traffic now flowing normally.

A man named William Hubbard died in a fiery single-car crash near Chelsea, Oklahoma, after his vehicle hit a tree. The OHP is investigating the cause of the accident.

Pottawatomie County's non-emergency offices will be closed on January 1, 2025, for New Year's Day but will reopen on January 2 at 8:00 am. Emergency Services remain operational.

An Oklahoma woman sues Sean "Diddy" Combs, alleging he drugged and assaulted her in 2006, seeking $15 million.

A community in Durant, Oklahoma, mourns the death of a high school basketball coach and continues to search for his missing 8-year-old daughter after a tragic accident.

Two men died in a boating accident at Lake Texoma when their boat hit a bridge pillar. The victims were identified as Danny Glenn, 70, and Leslie Glenn, 73.

The Norman Police Department mourns the loss of Master Police Officer Jenny Bryan, who passed away after a battle with cancer, honoring her bravery and legacy.

Oklahoma City reports an increase in sales and use tax collection for December, surpassing projections and demonstrating fiscal growth over the previous year.

SEMA is coordinating with the National Weather Service to prepare for severe winter weather, advising residents to take precautions against extreme cold, frostbite, and frozen pipes.

Oklahoma City urges residents to submit suggestions for the 2025 bond program before January 15, with over 3,000 proposals received for infrastructure improvements.

Ryan Conner is featured as Mustang's "Spotlight Employee" for January, praised for his role as City Planner and his influence on the community since April 2022.

Honduran national Adelby Martinez Mendez pleads guilty to unlawful reentry in the U.S. after prior deportations.

Oklahoma Senators Deevers and Hamilton dispute claims of zero abortions in the state, citing data on self-managed procedures and women traveling for abortions.

Oklahoma City firefighters tackled a house fire near S Morgan Road, where flames erupted from the attic, causing roof collapse. Despite the damage, all residents safely evacuated, and there were no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Virginia Hubbard, wanted for neglect and financial exploitation, was captured in Detroit after an anonymous tip, with the Attorney General's Most Wanted list updated to include three new fugitives.

Oklahoma City is expecting a chilly day with a high of 31 degrees and a biting wind chill early on. Temperatures will dip to 17 degrees tonight, with a 50% chance of snow showers on Thursday and persistently cold conditions through the week.

David Hillock of OSU Extension emphasizes the wide-ranging benefits of mulching for garden health, including weed control, moisture retention, and improving soil.

The Oklahoma County Jail inspection by the OSDH uncovered issues like infestations and incomplete safety checks, highlighting severe staff shortages and noncompliance with regulations.

Norman, OK officials advise residents to stay home due to a Winter Storm Warning. City Council and other meetings are canceled, and services like snow removal are active but facing delays.

Donovan Ray, on Oklahoma's "10 Most Wanted" list, was arrested in Bryan County after public tips led law enforcement to him. He faces charges for the rape of a minor in 2017.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office executed two search warrants in a sexual assault investigation, collaborating with the 23rd Judicial District Task Force.

Rep. Smith has introduced House Bill 1078 to aid Oklahoma's volunteer firefighters with personal costs through a new clothing allowance grant. The bill, set for review, would establish a fund to reimburse eligible firefighters for expenses.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office saved a woman from a fentanyl overdose, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis despite CITCO’s seizure of 222 pounds of fentanyl last year.

One person was critically injured in a motorcycle accident caused by ice in northeast Oklahoma City, with additional danger from the victim not wearing a helmet.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma issued Executive Order 2025-01 to support student-athletes' NIL deals without using taxpayer money, amidst a lack of national standards.

McMahon Memorial Auditorium in Lawton is closed for renovations until April 2025, with updates including a new HVAC system, as part of the city's Propel2040 plan.

The Turner Turnpike in Wellston, Oklahoma, reopened after collisions damaged a construction barrier and narrowed traffic to one lane in both directions.

A train carrying hazardous materials derailed in Purcell early Saturday, but officials confirmed no immediate risk or injuries. Cleanup is underway with all cars re-railed by afternoon.

Ross Chitwood, originally from Oklahoma, lost both his home and church in the California Pacific Palisades fire, but stays hopeful with support from his community.

The CEO of Oklahoma County Detention Center, Brandi Garner, will resign on February 7, 2025, citing personal reasons, despite a critical health report on the jail.

Rep. Gabe Woolley introduces HB1100 in Oklahoma, mandating DHS to provide "clear and convincing evidence" for child removal from families, a step up from the previous "preponderance of evidence" standard.

The Grand River Dam Authority granted $17,500 to Stillwater's Myers Park for playground improvements, contributing to the project's $60,000-$80,000 budget.

Oklahoma mourns the death of Burt Holmes, QuikTrip co-founder and philanthropist, at 93. House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson honors his legacy of service to the state.

Tulsa prepares for extreme cold by opening emergency shelters and warming stations for the homeless, and readies snow and ice management plans for unexpected weather. Community support through donations is encouraged.

Oklahoma City Government provides tips on protecting plumbing from freezing in a video tutorial, including dripping faucets, insulating pipes, and winterizing outdoor pipes and sprinklers.

Oklahoma's Attorney General and 23 states sued the Biden Administration and the EPA to overturn a new methane tax, claiming it oversteps EPA's authority.

A man and five cats escaped a house fire in Oklahoma City caused by a space heater. One cat remains missing, and the fire department urges caution with heating devices.

University of Oklahoma researchers developed a method to measure hydrogen transfer energy, potentially enhancing energy storage using metal-organic frameworks.

OSU student Aubrey Fudge is developing Lingua, a technology using AI and VR for immersive language learning, aiming to improve engagement and accessibility.

University of Oklahoma researchers analyze national data to address disparities in maternal health, focusing on preventable deaths among Indigenous mothers.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, occasional showers, and fluctuating temperatures with a chance of rain increasing towards week's end.

Oklahoma AG Drummond has requested the transfer of inmate George John Hanson from federal to state custody for execution, aligned with President Trump's executive order enforcing capital punishment laws.

Stillwater Police Chief Shannon Jordan is retiring after 32 years. Captain Royce Stephens will be the acting Chief as the city seeks a permanent replacement.

Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters praised OKCPS and Dr. Jamie Polk for their merit pay initiative under the OTEP, designed to boost teacher performance and student outcomes.

The NWS forecast for Oklahoma City includes varied weather, with showers, potential thunderstorms, and a sunny weekend. Temperatures will range from the mid-50s to low 70s.

Oklahoma Rep. Woolley introduced two bills focusing on immigration control, aiming to ensure jobs for legal workers and transparency in school enrollments.

A Lawton couple is charged with child sex trafficking, accused of exploiting minors for sex acts, with investigations leading to their arrest and potential life sentences.

An Oklahoma City man was sentenced to 46 months in prison for fentanyl distribution and illegal firearm possession after pleading guilty to the charges.

A fire in a Northwest Oklahoma City apartment complex led to a rescue operation for a trapped man and displaced several residents. Firefighters treated one person for smoke inhalation.

Oklahoma City's weather this week includes sunny skies and mild temperatures, with highs ranging from near 51 to 80 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma's House Committee has approved HB 2728 to reform the administrative rulemaking process, adding legislative scrutiny to agency regulations and requiring economic impact statements for rules with significant fiscal effects.

Norman, Oklahoma's AIM Norman initiative progresses with draft plans presented for parks, culture, and water management, incorporating community feedback and aiming for a sustainable future.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond announced a legal win against the Biden Administration's vehicle emissions standards, which were challenged by 20 states and deemed unlawful by a federal judge. President Trump withdrew the appeal, discarding the rule.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect in Oklahoma City until 9 AM CST, with warnings of poor visibility and hazardous driving conditions. The fog is expected to lift later, leading to varied weather conditions throughout the week.

Oklahoma City man pleads guilty to sex trafficking a minor, with a sentencing range from 10 years to life imprisonment, and a potential fine of up to $250,000.

Oklahoma's Sen. George Burns introduces Senate Bill 365 to expand oversight of school athletic programs, focusing on the certification and discipline of head coaches.

Oklahoma authorities issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for Anthony Stroder, a 2-year-old believed to be with his non-custodial mother and her boyfriend, a registered sex offender.

Two inmates, Justin Turner and David James, have walked away from the Jim E. Hamilton Correctional Center in Hodgen, Oklahoma, prompting a search by authorities.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 631, aimed at stricter penalties for shootings into buildings and drive-bys, advanced through a Senate committee, proposing that these crimes serve at least 85% of the sentence.

Gov. Stitt appoints three new members to the Oklahoma Board of Education to address state educational challenges.

Senator David Bullard criticized OMES for what he deems a misleading fiscal analysis of his bill, claiming their estimates on required staff and costs are exaggerated and obstructive.

A Cold Weather Advisory issued in Oklahoma City advises against very low wind chills and risks of frostbite and hypothermia. Residents should dress warmly.

A 20-inch water main break has closed North Pennsylvania Avenue in Oklahoma City, with local crews working on repairs expected to conclude by 10 p.m. Some residents may experience water disruptions.

Oklahoma's Senate committee approved three bills to potentially legalize sports betting, involving mobile and in-person options, backed by committee leaders.

Oklahoma City is hosting a hiring event for high schoolers and career tech students at the Oklahoma City Convention Center on March 12, with immediate job placements possible.

NWS Oklahoma City issued an Extreme Cold Watch, warning of very low wind chills and risks of frostbite and hypothermia in parts of Oklahoma and Texas.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 487 aims to expand driver education to include training for those requiring adaptive vehicles, enhancing mobility and independence for individuals with disabilities.

Lawton closes city offices due to winter weather, maintaining essential services and rescheduling court dates and public meetings. Sanitation for Area 2 continues, and utility bills can be paid via a kiosk.

A semi-truck carrying eggs crashed on an Oklahoma highway, causing minor injuries and reflecting the dangers of winter driving as well as the impact of egg price inflation.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 939, which broadens sales opportunities for local producers of homemade goods and farm products, has been approved by the Senate Agriculture and Wildlife Committee.

Oklahoma's House committee approved a bill to allow retired teachers to return to teaching without a 36-month wait, aiming to bolster the public education system.

The Oklahoma House subcommittee approved a bill mandating at least 60% of school funds be used for classroom spending, with Caldwell citing improved teacher pay and student learning as goals.

Oklahoma House passes the REINS Act to increase legislative oversight and require economic impact statements for state agency regulations, particularly for rules costing over $1 million.

Rep. Williams honored the late David Boren on the House floor, praising his career as a former Oklahoma Governor, U.S. Senator, and University of Oklahoma President.

City of Tulsa addresses winter weather with ongoing street clearing, shelter operations, reorganizing trash pickup, reopening city services, and preparing for potential waterline breaks.

The Oklahoma Senate Education Committee approved the "Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Act," providing tuition aid to Guard members for vocational training.

Oklahoma's SB 513, aiming to protect religious freedom during emergencies, passed the State Senate's Public Safety Committee. Authored by Sen. Bergstrom, it ensures worship places aren't restricted by emergency measures if they comply with state law.

Senate Bill 701 aims to expand educational offerings at NSU Broken Arrow, moving through the Education Committee with unanimous support.

The Oklahoma Senate approved a bill banning corporal punishment for students with disabilities, aiming to protect vulnerable children and provide clear rules for educators.

The National Weather Service in Oklahoma City forecasts a calm week with mild temperatures, little drama, and potential for light showers on Sunday and Monday.

Body of missing boater Seth Falcon was recovered from Banister Canal by St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office and Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.

Oklahoma Rep. Ford has proposed two bills: HB 2696 for free, prompt access to student records, and HB 2702 for training special education program directors on the IDEA. Both have advanced in the legislature.

A motorcyclist was killed in a DUI crash in SW Oklahoma City, with the car driver arrested. The accident occurred around 3 a.m. near SW 89th Street and S Western Avenue.

One person injured in a shooting near NW 105th Street and N Western Avenue in Oklahoma City, with authorities investigating the incident.

An off-duty deputy intervened in a gas station fight in Oklahoma where a suspect wielded an 11-inch knife. Both suspects were arrested; the incident highlighted the constant readiness of law enforcement.

The Oklahoma House passed a bill for transparency in state contract labor spending, requiring agencies to report on contract workers through payroll systems.

Oklahoma lawmakers call for apolitical Supreme Court justice nominations, reflecting public demand for judicial integrity and rule of law adherence, following a historic non-retention vote.

Mayor Nichols of Tulsa announces the final additions to his team, appointing Dr. Jabraan Pasha as Senior Advisor of Community Health and Brentom Todd as Deputy Chief of Staff.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1166, aiming to reform land annexation, passed the Government Oversight Committee unanimously and heads to the House floor for further consideration.

The Oklahoma House Oversight Committee has advanced HB2106, a bill proposing to reduce election dates to enhance voter participation and streamline elections.

MTZ Construction is enhancing 51st Street in Lawton with road repaving and infrastructure upgrades, including sewer and water line replacements, as part of the Ad Valorem Streets and Roads Program.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill requiring a second vote in case of election ties, a change sparked by a sheriff's race resolved through drawing lots. The bill aims to prioritize voter decisions over chance.

Three bills introduced by Sen. Hamilton in Oklahoma aim to toughen penalties for child sex abuse, standardize due process for listed law officers, and criminalize deed theft. They've passed Senate committees.

The Ward 7 seat in Oklahoma City is set for a runoff election between Camal Pennington and John A. Pettis, Jr. on April 1, following the promotion of former representative Nikki Nice to the Oklahoma Senate.

Oklahoma City is getting its own MONOPOLY edition featuring local landmarks, with citizen input for game content and sponsorship opportunities for local businesses. Mayor Holt and Visit OKC will officially celebrate the announcement.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department commemorated the 36th anniversary of the deaths of firefighters Zellner, Ayers, and Lindsey with a social media post honoring their bravery and legacy.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting in SW Oklahoma City. The incident occurred in an apartment parking lot; the victim was conscious but details on his condition and the suspect are unclear.

Two measles cases have been confirmed in Oklahoma, with health officials emphasizing self-isolation for those exposed and highlighting the importance of vigilance during travel or hosting visitors.

Oklahoma's House has passed bills to fund military base infrastructure, signaling support for the state's defense assets and aiming to prevent closures and enable expansion.

The Oklahoma House passed House Bill 1001, known as Lauria and Ashley's Law, to increase the minimum prison time for murder accessories from 50% to 85% before parole eligibility.

The Oklahoma House passed Bill 2854, allowing colleges to expand beyond geographic limits, facilitating innovation and accessibility in higher education.

Oklahoma's House passed two bills proposing reforms to the state's Judicial Nominating Commission, including a constitutional amendment and updates to the JNC's procedures regarding membership and transparency.

Oklahoma House honors women in aeronautics on Rosie the Riveter Day, led by Rep. Marilyn Stark and the 60th Legislative Women's Caucus, recognizing their historical and ongoing contributions.

Tulsa's Mayor Nichols declared June 1 as Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day, marking it 104 years after the event and aligning with his 104 days in office.

Oklahoma Senate approved two consumer protection bills aimed at increasing transparency in food labeling and legal proceedings, which now head to the House.

Oklahoma Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office mourns Agent Meghan Bowman, who passed away after battling cancer. She was honored for her significant contributions, including resolving cold cases.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 640, sponsored by Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton, passed to increase the distance medical marijuana facilities must be from schools and churches to 3,000 feet.

The City of Oklahoma City is advancing a $3.2 million road improvement project for safer, smoother streets, with completion expected by early summer, weather permitting.

Oklahoma House voted to extend state harm-reduction programs until 2027, improving services like needle exchanges and disease testing, and potentially saving millions in public health costs.

Oklahoma's Senate passed Senate Bill 657, allowing law enforcement the same rights as civilians to appeal judgments on the use of deadly force. The bill now moves to the House for consideration.