A 6-year-old boy from Fillmore Elementary in Oklahoma City was killed after being hit by a school bus. The community and school district expressed their grief and are offering support services. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Oklahoma City faces light snow and sleet Thursday morning with a Winter Weather Advisory until 3 PM CST; commuters should plan for longer travel times.

City crews in Lawton repair roadway at Cheyenne Ave and 48th St after a citizen reported damage. No utility issues found; heavy traffic since 1960s caused natural wear. Repairs to finish next week.

Authorities in The Village, OKC, are searching for suspects after a stolen vehicle led to a pursuit, ending in a crash, with the suspects fleeing on foot. No arrests have been made.

Warr Acres, Oklahoma invites residents to run for City Council, with positions open in all four Wards. Candidates must have been local residents for at least a year and submit their packets by Wednesday afternoon.

Oklahoma City reveals the design for a $121 million multipurpose stadium, part of the MAPS 4 project, set to boost sports and entertainment and slated to open January 2028.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond adds suspected arsonist and shooter Alexis Blackmon to Oklahoma's 10 Most Wanted list, offering a reward for information.

Oklahoma residents joined the Lake Thunderbird Watershed Partnership for National Stormwater Day, cleaning up 673 pounds of waste from the local area.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office announced the hiring of Deputy Howard Sebring with 37 years of law enforcement experience for their Civil Division.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 9 AM CST for central, northwest, and southwest Oklahoma, with light freezing rain and sleet possibly creating icy conditions.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office warns of increased scam activity during the holiday season, emphasizing public education to protect vulnerable citizens, especially the elderly.

Firefighters from the Yukon Fire Department shared a Thanksgiving meal with community members, underscoring their bonds and offering safety tips for the holiday.

The Choctaw Police Department used humor on Facebook to discourage drunk driving, emphasizing safety first and a sober celebration for the upcoming Thanksgiving.