The Oklahoma City Police are looking for a person who used a stolen credit card; the police solicited public assistance and ensured tipsters' anonymity.

Oklahoma City now requires permits for significant roofing work to protect homeowners from scams, with the exemption for minor maintenance and new constructions.

Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert launched "Capitol to Community" to connect legislators with constituents, starting in Ada with discussions on local issues and collaborations.

Sen. Dossett criticizes the location choice for a protest against Israel's policies in Gaza, near Tulsa's Jewish Federation, citing community sensibilities.

Former Oklahoma Governor George Nigh has passed away, prompting remembrance of his legacy and influence on the state as acknowledged by Attorney General Gentner Drummond.

An Oklahoma City firefighter was injured at a vacant house fire and treated for minor burns. The house was deemed a total loss, with the cause under investigation.

A Kay County commissioner, Shane Douglas Jones, faces 10 felony charges for cattle theft and fraudulent branding, with potential prison time and fines outlined by the Oklahoma Attorney General.

A fire, caused by a shorted fan duct with grease, broke out at Ted's Café Escondido in Oklahoma City; firefighters contained it without injuries or major damage.

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.