A child was rescued from a locked car in Oklahoma County as temperatures topped 100 degrees. Officials are again warning how quickly vehicles can become dangerous.

The world’s largest single-breed youth horse show returns to Oklahoma City’s Fair Park with free admission and championship competition.

Paula Lewis has resigned from the Oklahoma City school board after a decade of service and nearly nine years as its chair.

A 31-year-old Oklahoma City man was sentenced to 25 years after investigators said he tossed two pounds of meth from his car — then came back for it.

A Sand Springs pastor and former school security worker was arrested Monday on a sexual battery charge after a Department of Human Services referral prompted a months-long investigation.

The 40th Red Earth Festival returns to downtown OKC Aug. 1–2 with a juried Native art market, dance showcases and awards events. Organizers say the milestone year will bring artists and collectors from across the country.

Fun City plans a roughly 47,000‑square‑foot indoor park at Centennial Plaza in northwest Oklahoma City, promising obstacle courses, courts and an arcade near Penn Square.

Emergency repairs at the Oklahoma County Detention Center brought a second secured elevator back online, easing transport bottlenecks at the 13‑story jail.

The Osage Nation asked the 10th Circuit to revisit a 2010 ruling, arguing McGirt requires courts to treat reservation disestablishment as a question of congressional text.

A warm February followed by a hard March freeze wiped out many Oklahoma peaches and berries, forcing u‑pick closures and tightening market supply. Farmers and markets are bracing for higher prices and a tough rebuild season.

A 32‑year‑old Pawnee man died Thursday after his car struck a commercial truck stopped at a railroad crossing on U.S. 412 near 78th Street, officials say.

Court documents and recent reporting show OSDE has paid settlements and attorney fees tied to Ryan Walters' tenure, adding up to thousands in taxpayer costs. The disclosures have renewed scrutiny over agency spending.

The Air Force picked Vance AFB in Enid as a main operating base for the T‑7A Red Hawk, promising up to 99 trainers, base upgrades and a modest personnel rise.