Quincy Bake Shop has opened a café inside Oklahoma Contemporary, bringing pastries, coffee and an inclusion-first staffing model to the museum. The shop held a grand opening on March 13, 2026.

A Kentucky truck driver was arrested in Ardmore after a missing 17-year-old from Louisiana was located safe at a truck stop following an interstate search.

The Oklahoma Senate passed SB 1948 39-5, limiting counties’ ability to ban private fireworks and altering sales windows; the bill now goes to the House.

The Thunder can clinch a playoff spot Tuesday night in Orlando — a win or the right results elsewhere will seal it. Tip-off is 6 p.m. CT; TV details and injury notes inside.

A preservation victory for Bartlesville: litigation over Price Tower has been resolved, clearing the way for restoration by McFarlin Building LLC. The conservancy says it will support the rehab.

An Oklahoma City officer climbed onto a civilian car's hood during a chase and tackled a 17‑year‑old minibike rider; police say the teen was arrested and no one was hurt.

A Belle Isle Library meeting on OKC’s development‑code rewrite was interrupted by a Tornado Warning, sending attendees to shelter and pausing the public discussion. Planners say outreach will continue online.

A person was pulled from a Moore home's garage after an early-morning fire; the victim was taken to Baptist Medical Center and authorities say the cause is under investigation.

A Tulsa traffic stop in January turned into a federal fentanyl seizure after lab tests confirmed fentanyl and booking records showed the driver had been deported last year.

A Purcell woman is in critical condition after an apparent accidental shooting at an office on South Green Avenue. Authorities say the husband was questioned and the case remains under investigation.

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.