Oklahoma law allows voters incapacitated after the absentee ballot request deadline to vote using emergency ballots by contacting County Election Board officials.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the legal case against Commissioner Todd Hiett, involving claims of his misconduct impacting his neutrality on utility cases.

Oklahoma senators address poverty, underscoring the importance of social service programs and advocating for long-term solutions to economic disparity.

The westbound lanes of I-40 near Midwest City have reopened after a truck crash caused delays. The cause and any injuries are unknown; traffic was limited to one lane but is now flowing normally.

Oklahoma City hosts a public study on beef production and land rights, featuring speakers such as Rep. Harriet Hageman and rancher Shad Sullivan to discuss industry tensions and policies.

Eight men connected to a national theft ring specializing in stealing electronics from porches were arrested in Edmond, Oklahoma, with stolen goods valued at nearly $7 million.

One man died from a shooting in Northwest Oklahoma City. Police are investigating but have not identified suspects or leads. A separate stabbing incident occurred nearby.

Shawnee Police seeks public help in fuel theft case, releasing suspect images but not theft details. Call Detective Andrews at 405-878-1637 with info.

Former Oklahoma City Councilman Larry McAtee has died at 87. He served for 20 years and was instrumental in the city's development, including the trails master plan.

A woman was shot and killed by police in Oklahoma City after firing a gun post-accident. Seven officers, now on leave, were involved; none were injured. The investigation continues.

Oklahoma State Senator Carri Hicks spotlights a program for early dyslexia detection and education, emphasizing the need for specialized teacher training and certification.

Oklahoma teams mobilize to help former residents and others in Florida as Hurricane Milton approaches, with first responders ready to provide immediate support and relief efforts.

The St. Isidore Catholic Virtual Charter School's case, regarding its status as a state-sponsored religious charter school, may go to the U.S. Supreme Court.