Governor Stitt declared a State of Emergency in Oklahoma due to ongoing wildfires, emphasizing the need for vigilance as firefighters work to contain the blazes which are only 20% contained.

Oklahoma City expects a sunny week with early hints of spring, featuring highs ranging from 53 to 74 degrees and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Sen. James Lankford cosponsored a bill to repeal the petroleum Superfund excise tax, a change that could cut a funding stream used to clean sites like Tar Creek. The Pay Less at the Pump Act would remove a dedicated source of money for long-running Oklahoma cleanups.

Senator Warren Hamilton received the AFR Legislative Advocacy Award for his support of agricultural policies and rural Oklahoma values during the 2025 legislative term.

Gusty southwest winds and low humidity push fire danger into parts of western Oklahoma Tuesday. Officials urge postponing outdoor burns and securing loose items.

Oklahoma implemented a new SNAP policy eliminating the purchase of candy and soft drinks with benefits, aimed at promoting healthier eating among recipients.

Oklahoma City police released video showing their Real Time Information Center and a drone tracking a Jan. 17 homicide suspect, the department says.

St. Augustine city offices will close for Presidents' Day, but essential services like garbage collection will run per usual. Metered parking will be free, except at Castillo de San Marcos and the Historic Downtown Parking Facility.

Oklahoma City police set a perimeter around a northwest home Sunday near NW Expressway and Council Road as officers attempted to contact someone inside. No injuries were reported and the scene remained active into the evening.

A rooftop blaze above Texas de Brazil at Penn Square Mall in Oklahoma City forced an evacuation Saturday night. Crews say an AC unit may have sparked the fire.

A mother and a 21-year-old woman were arrested in Grady County this week and face multiple felony charges after investigators said the younger woman had a sexual relationship with a juvenile in the home.

A Muldrow resident was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after a jury convicted him of aggravated sexual abuse of a minor on Cherokee Nation land.

A crash at State Highway 9 and 84th Avenue SE in Norman left two dead. The sedan’s passengers died at the scene, and police continue to investigate while asking for tips from the community.