Oklahoma City's weather will be varied in the coming week, with high winds and fluctuating temperatures, including a warm 78°F today and a cooler 57°F by Friday.

Oklahoma City police released photos and case number 26-10464 after a residential burglary in the 4300 block of SW 129th Street. Crime Stoppers is seeking tips.

The Oklahoma House is collaborating with the U.S. Census Bureau to propose changes to census block boundaries, ensuring fair representation for the 2030 Census.

OBN's Marijuana Enforcement Team seized 5,304 plants at an illegal Devol grow farm; one person was taken into ICE custody and investigators say the operation used a fraudulent registration.

Rep. Amanda Clinton's HB 3392 aimed at equitable energy costs passes the Oklahoma House Utility Committee unanimously, targeting large energy consumers like data centers to protect average consumers.

Devon Energy and WPX Energy plan to move their headquarters out of Oklahoma, prompting state officials to emphasize economic diversification and long-term growth strategies in sectors like aerospace and biosciences.

A man was shot while riding in a vehicle on a northwest Oklahoma City highway; police found his car at INTEGRIS Baptist’s ER and say his injuries are not life-threatening.

A person was killed after being struck by a train Saturday near West Tecumseh Road in Norman. Emergency crews closed the area while police investigate.

OBN's Marijuana Enforcement Team is investigating a Feb. 12 blaze at an Okfuskee County grow operation that officials say lacked a certificate of occupancy.

Five people were arrested in Idabel after an AG‑led anti‑trafficking sweep. Authorities say the arrests involve solicitation and alleged computer‑crimes violations.

A Douglass High teacher was arrested after police say they found him with a 17-year-old student; he faces second-degree rape and rape-by-instrumentation complaints.

Oklahoma lawmakers propose House Bill 3495 to criminalize straw property purchases for foreign nationals, aiming to combat organized crime and trafficking.

Tulsa is facing multiple road construction projects that will affect traffic, including lane closures on US-169, I-44/US-75 interchange renovations, and lane reductions on SH-97, with various projects continuing through 2026 and beyond.