A 13-year-old boy in Tulsa died after a fireworks incident; he was struck by a mortar-style firework, leading to cardiac arrest. Despite quick emergency response, he passed away in hospital.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court is reviewing two lawsuits challenging Senate Bill 1027, which changes the state's initiative petition process, for issues including constitutionality and its retroactive effect on current measures.

Norman is accepting nominations for its Human Rights Award, recognizing local champions of human rights. Submissions are due by October 15 via email or mail.

Oklahoma City Police Department honored Sgt. Van Brunt and Sgt. Alexander as September's Featured Officers for their dedication to the Special Olympics and community.

Suspect Shavaughn Antwine was arrested after a hit-and-run that injured a Spencer police officer and led to a standoff in Oklahoma City. She faces charges including assault and battery.

19-year-old Paden Thomas died after his vehicle hit a tree in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. The cause is under investigation; he was wearing a seatbelt.

The OKC Police Department promotes their free FACT Program on social media, inviting teens for mentorship and engagement to succeed in life and avoid negative influences.

Jose Paxtor-Oxlaj was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for illegal re-entry into the U.S. after his state sentence for a crash that killed six.

Rep. Michelle McCane hosted a public forum at the Oklahoma State Capitol to discuss public education issues following the cancellation of a state education meeting.

Tulsa announces Labor Day closures and service changes, including City Hall and waste collection, but maintains emergency services and keeps some recreational facilities open.

Oklahoma City faces extensive highway construction projects affecting I-40, I-35, I-44, and other routes, with work continuing into 2025 and causing traffic alterations.

Oklahoma lawmakers visited Broken Arrow to connect with local leaders and address community issues such as education, economic development, and mental health services.

Rep. Cynthia Roe has been appointed to Oklahoma's SAFE Board by House Speaker Kyle Hilbert, emphasizing efforts to improve the handling of sexual assault forensic evidence.