A heat advisory has been issued for parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas with heat index values up to 107 degrees, urging residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department has added two search and rescue dogs, Dino and Bubba, to their team, trained with their handlers for FEMA certification.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt begins his term as NGA chairman, focusing on revitalizing the American Dream through job creation, education reform, and energy innovation.

Mexican national Jose Reyes Zamora-De La Torre sentenced to 14 months for illegal reentry into the U.S. after removal, amid prior convictions for assault and other charges.

Midwest City man sentenced to 120 months for firearm offenses after road rage incident and violent escalation, including threatening and firing a shot into a home.

Oklahoma man, Billy Cooper, 40, drowned while fishing from a kayak at Lake Texoma without wearing a life jacket. His body was found the next day near the shore.

A WalletHub study ranked Oklahoma 50th in education, sparking reactions. While State Superintendent Ryan Walters questions the emphasis on funding, teachers and parents call for political action to address the state's education challenges.

A semi-rollover injured two and blocked I-35 in Oklahoma City, with extraction efforts taking an hour and contributing factors being investigated. Traffic was heavily impacted.

California’s legislative interim studies are approved, as Speaker Kyle Hilbert confirms, offering lawmakers time to scrutinize issues for future sessions.

OSDE partners with American Virtual Academy to offer an online school that promotes American principles and opposes the 'liberal agenda' in education, aligning with 'America First' values.

A man was shot by his wife's boyfriend outside an Edmond plasma center; the alleged shooter, Micah Hill, is in custody. The victim is in critical but stable condition.

Angel Ibarra, suspected in a Tulsa quadruple shooting, was extradited from Mexico to face murder and shooting charges for a February incident that left two dead.

West Boyd Street in Norman faces closures for sewer upgrades until October 31, 2025, with access maintained barring direct conflicts, as per City of Norman updates.