Tulsa Parks has announced the opening dates for the 2025 swim season, with water playgrounds and splash pads open from May 24 and pools starting on May 31 through August 9.

Oklahoma City faces a mix of severe storms and sunny days, with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.

A young woman died in an auto-pedestrian accident on I-240 in Oklahoma; a Dodge RAM struck her in the early morning. No charges or cause details are provided yet.

Oklahoma may see severe thunderstorms this week; NWS forecasts a 50% chance of storms today with highs near 83°F and gusty winds. Weather remains unstable with further storm chances ahead.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office commemorated Deputy Will Turner, killed in 1895, detailing his fatal confrontation and the sentencing of his assailants.

Police arrested Melvin Bishop after chasing a stolen Amazon delivery truck in southwest Oklahoma City, ending on train tracks with the vehicle disabled.

The NWS predicts erratic weather for Oklahoma City with showers and potential severe thunderstorms through the weekend into next week, with some sunny intervals.

Oklahoma Senate passes a bill that could impose the death penalty or life without parole on child sex offenders, spearheaded by Senator Warren Hamilton.

Oklahoma's SB 658, allowing foster families to refuse children based on sexual orientation or gender identity due to religious beliefs, has been signed into law, criticized for limiting LGBTQ+ youth's foster options.

Police found 40-year-old Robert Allen Agu dead with gunshot wounds in Oklahoma City, marking the city's 25th homicide in 2025. No suspects have been identified; public tips are encouraged.

Oklahoma City's weather will be partly sunny with rising temperatures, reaching highs of mid-80s. The city will experience variable winds and mostly clear skies, with potential for showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

University of Oklahoma researchers collaborate with Xironetic, using augmented reality for neurosurgical procedures to improve patient safety and training.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt vetoed multiple bills, emphasizing his stance against what he views as government overreach and advocating for less bureaucracy and regulation.