Jeremiah Holden was arrested in Tulsa for stabbing his mother, sister, and infant niece; he was found unresponsive from an apparent overdose and taken into custody.

Stillwater Police urge bike owners to record serial numbers to aid in theft prevention and recovery efforts, highlighting the importance of this step on Facebook.

Oklahoma legislators honor teachers for their role in student development, beyond just academics, recognizing the profession's challenges and importance to the community.

Maureen Curran, a dedicated animal shelter volunteer, received a Mayoral Citation and coin from Lawton's Mayor Booker in recognition of her decade-long service.

A renovated home by the Lawton Urban Homesteading Authority is on sale for $139,000 after city-backed rehabilitation using HUD funds. The sale is to recover investments and comply with federal regulations.

Former Oklahoma Representative Debbie Blackburn's death is mourned by her peers, who reflect on her community impact and advocacy for issues like housing and education.

Sen. Mark Mann of Oklahoma City mourns the death of former Rep. Debbie Blackburn, recognizing her impact on public service, particularly in education and community development.

The Cleveland County Jail in Oklahoma started a gardening program for inmates, with support from local leaders and businesses, fostering skills and sustainability.

A Watonga psychiatrist settles for over $170,000 with Oklahoma for alleged false Medicaid claims, including "upcoding." No determination of liability was made in the settlement.

Tulsa Police K-9 aided in apprehending Kristopher Jackson, 34, suspected of felonies including Domestic Strangulation and Kidnapping, after a manhunt near 1000 N Irvington Ave.

Cleveland County moves forward with the Rock Creek entertainment district project despite legal challenges and community opposition, seeking proposals for a new arena amidst Supreme Court review of the project's financing.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office partners with Oxford Houses of Oklahoma to support inmates with addiction, offering monthly meetings and shared testimonies for rehabilitation.

Tulsa officials plan to tackle homelessness with a $4.3 million Rehousing Program and Safe Move Tulsa Initiative to offer support and housing to the city's homeless population.