Lawton Police Department announced a temporary one-lane closure on I44 East for a traffic investigation related to a recent accident, urging commuters to plan for delays on July 23rd from 7-8 AM.

Emergency crews responded to a residential fire in SW Oklahoma City, saving eight dogs, although three died in the incident. Another nearby fire saw the rescue of three more dogs. Causes remain under investigation.

A former Missouri teacher, Ronald Sanders, received a 30-year sentence for sexually abusing a 14-year-old and must register as a sex offender after release.

Oklahoma City's Animal Welfare seeks community help to find homes for 60 dogs to alleviate overcrowding at the shelter, offering reduced adoption fees until July 19.

The OSBI investigates a fatal shooting in Okmulgee, with no arrests yet. The victim, Devontae Hanson, died from a gunshot wound after being taken to a hospital. Details remain limited, and authorities seek information from the public.

Oklahoma City forecast: Patchy morning fog, then sunny with highs of 89℉, lows of 72℉ overnight. Heat increases through the week with potential for 97℉ by Sunday.

Mason Factory from Luther Fire Department achieved his National Registry EMT certification, revealed in a congratulatory social media post highlighting his hard work and dedication.

Human remains found in Bryan County were confirmed to be those of Dakota Covington, who went missing in 2021. The discovery ended years of uncertainty for his family.

Starting July 14, there will be a lane closure on S. Denver Ave. in Tulsa for concrete work between W. 3rd St. and W. 4th St., expected to last 30 days.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats have adopted a resolution for humane treatment of immigrants, advocating for due process and transparency in law enforcement.

A former ODOT contractor, Jacob McElhaney, was indicted for allegedly embezzling over $15,000 in state property, facing up to eight years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.

Oklahoma has shut down Lookout Kitchen operations in state parks due to unresolved financial issues and noncompliance, affecting dining options for visitors. Temporary alternatives like food trucks are being considered.

The USDA's RMA announces enhancements to the Camelina crop insurance program, including coverage for organic production and price linkage to futures contracts, effective in 2026.