A Tishomingo man was charged after an alleged assault on his pregnant girlfriend; one newborn died and another remains critical as prosecutors review the case.

ICE quietly pitched Oklahoma City immigration lawyers on jobs with its courtroom legal team, offering signing bonuses and loan repayment as enforcement ramps up.

State senators filed bills to return hiring power over tourism and mental‑health agency heads to boards after contract and leadership scandals.

Fire crews battled an apartment blaze near the 9500 block of South I-35 Service Road in southeast Oklahoma City. Officials shared initial updates on the department's X account.

A Core to Shore review panel approved two TIF allocations to help convert historic downtown office buildings into mixed‑use apartments near Leadership Square.

A freezing start gives way to sun today, but a rapid warmup Tuesday brings gusts and elevated fire danger. Secure loose items and avoid open burning.

Oklahoma Rep. Fetgatter's bill to allow over-the-counter sales of ivermectin passed the Public Health Committee, potentially changing access to the drug.

Formosa Street Food & Bar brings Taiwanese small plates, dumplings and late‑night drinks to Uptown 23rd under owner‑chef Ivan Wong. The spot was featured on KOKH's Living Oklahoma.

Oklahoma's Attorney General, Gentner Drummond, and 15 other state attorneys general are questioning YouTube's content moderation practices, particularly on conservative content, seeking transparency from its parent company, Alphabet Inc.

A pre-dawn blaze tore through the Sunnyview Apartments in Del City; firefighters worked through the morning and officials say the cause and injuries remain unknown.

A federal jury convicted felon Ortiz of illegal firearm possession and witness tampering after a 2024 Oklahoma City incident. He faces up to 35 years in prison.

A car plowed into a lower bay at Topgolf's Chisholm Creek location Wednesday night; police arrested a driver on suspicion of DUI and other offenses, and no patrons were hurt.

TSET’s investment board voted 3‑1 to add an "Oklahoma values" test to its policy, shifting proxy‑voting guidance and manager oversight toward state industry priorities.