The Stephens County Free Fair runs through Saturday with free barbecue, a petting zoo and a tractor-driving contest for kids.

City design commissioners approved plans near NW 24th and Douglas Boulevard, with construction eyed for late September.

A 1 a.m. explosion at a Sand Springs marijuana grow site scattered debris blocks away and damaged nearby businesses.

Lt. Taylor Shaw had no idea his son, Officer James Shaw, was coming home. The moment was caught on camera for the whole department to see.

Judge called Brandon Massey's abuse of child victims “sadistic” before handing down the near-maximum sentence.

The other driver was not hurt in the Monday afternoon crash near Metro Tech's Spring Lake Campus, OKCPD says.

Surveillance video shows a man and woman walking off with merchandise from a South OKC home improvement store. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for tips.

A citation over a swather hauled without an escort led Attorney General Gentner Drummond to rewrite the rules for Oklahoma farmers.

Bethesda, Inc. is Oklahoma's only nonprofit devoted solely to child sexual abuse treatment, and it still has a waitlist.

Oklahoma City faces a dangerous 107-degree Monday with heat-index values up to 110. A slight storm chance could bring damaging winds before a brief midweek cooldown.

Oklahoma City is bracing for 104-degree heat Sunday, with a Heat Advisory in effect through 8 p.m. Monday could be even hotter.

The 4-acre site once housed A&A Auto Parts & Salvage for over 40 years before a 2022 fire gutted it.

A budget leader says even Gov. Stitt now calls selling the old state plane a mistake, as replacement costs balloon past what lawmakers approved.