A Nigerian cyber fraudster has been sentenced to seven years in U.S. prison and ordered to pay $2.8 million in restitution for a scheme that deceived American companies.

Two Oklahoma residents pleaded guilty to sexual abuse of a minor, with one also admitting to transporting a minor for illicit purposes and possession of exploitative materials.

Oklahoma City Council approved plans for a new $42 million animal shelter designed to better care for homeless animals and help them find homes, with construction slated to begin in early 2025.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1001 aims to ensure offenders convicted as accessories to murder serve at least 85% of their sentences without parole or credits reduction.

Norman, OK released a Lead Service Line Inventory to ensure drinking water safety and align with EPA rules. They informed residents about the potential lead exposure and offered resources for more information.

Mattel honors the late prima ballerina Maria Tallchief, the first American prima ballerina and member of the Osage Nation, with a special edition Barbie doll.

A Stillwater woman, Kerrie Jones, died in a fiery crash on I-35 in Logan County after her vehicle veered off the road and caught fire. The incident is under investigation.

Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi pleaded not guilty to charges of plotting a terrorist attack on Election Day and attempting to provide support to a terrorist organization.

Owasso Public Schools reached an agreement with the OCR to address Title IX sexual harassment violations after an investigation found failure in handling complaints.

A train derailment near Lone Wolf, Oklahoma, caused no injuries but prompted cleanup efforts and investigations into the cause. Authorities advised caution for nearby drivers.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have unveiled their 2024-25 City Edition Uniforms which will debut on November 17 against the Mavericks, featuring a design that represents Oklahoma City's culture and growth.

The Oklahoma National Guard Museum will host its annual Veterans Day Ceremony, featuring a keynote by Brig. Gen. Robert H. Walter, with activities and limited parking available.

Zachary Capps was sentenced to 330 months for second-degree murder and firearms offenses after admitting guilt for a 2022 fatal shooting in Choctaw Nation jurisdiction.