A video shows Amazon staff shutting delivery drivers out of an Oklahoma City warehouse as a tornado warning sounded; Amazon says it has suspended employees and is investigating.

The Oklahoma House approved two bills limiting Pride displays on state property and barring birth-certificate sex changes; both now head to the state Senate. Lawmakers and advocates are sharply divided.

Edmond's fire chief told council the decades‑old Danforth station no longer meets service needs; a $9M relocation line appears in the city's capital plan.

A welfare check near NW 122nd and Meridian turned into a 90-minute standoff in northwest Oklahoma City, ending with one person in custody.

City officials say downed power lines were reported near SW 44th and Airport Road after Tuesday storms. Drivers should avoid the area while crews work.

A Wind Advisory and Red Flag Warning hit Oklahoma City Wednesday; gusts could reach 40–45 mph. Secure outdoor items and avoid open burning in western areas.

Lawsuits filed Monday in Oklahoma City accuse Matthew Veazey of diverting more than $1 million from investors into cars, credit-card bills and a Gaillardia home. His lawyer disputes the claims.

Mid-80s heat Tuesday gives way to late-day storms and gusty winds. Secure outdoor items and keep alerts on.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Monday in Oklahoma City—highs near 86°F with gusty south winds. Fire‑weather concerns northwest of I‑44 and storm risk returns Tuesday.

Two women were killed Saturday evening in a crash on State Highway 48 in Creek County. OHP identified the victims and says the cause is under investigation.

Lawmakers advanced a package to remake Oklahoma’s tobacco trust, shifting control and steering earnings toward scholarships — a move public‑health groups say would gut prevention funding.

A 27-year-old Apache man died after his car crossed into oncoming traffic on SH‑44 south of Foss; the southbound commercial truck caught fire and its driver was injured.

OU College of Pharmacy is building a cyclotron on the OU Health campus to produce PET radiopharmaceuticals in‑state, aiming to cut travel and speed access to advanced imaging and therapies.