Gov. Kevin Stitt signed SB1644 adding alpha‑gal syndrome to Oklahoma’s reportable diseases; labs and providers must notify OSDH beginning Nov. 1, 2026. The law aims to give officials better data on where cases are occurring.

Oklahoma City’s Mobile Integrated Healthcare teams handled thousands of 911 mental‑health calls in year one, easing police workload and linking people to follow‑up care.

Water tied to nearby construction flooded Putnam City North's Performing Arts Center over the weekend, canceling the school's final musical while crews assess damage.

A 21-month-old with cerebral palsy was found severely underweight and with a pressure wound; two Oklahoma County parents were arrested and DHS removed three children.

A Cleveland County deputy was hospitalized and an adult woman died after a two‑vehicle crash at E Cedar Lane and Classen in Norman. Investigators are on scene.

A Coweta man was arrested after authorities say he shot at a Wagoner County emergency drone being used in a search for a missing juvenile on April 13.

Police released images and a case number after a suspected break-in and vandalism at a Bricktown apartment leasing office. Crime Stoppers is seeking anonymous tips.

Oklahoma City pulled away in the second half to beat the Lakers 125-107, giving the Thunder a 2-0 edge in the West semis. Defensive stops and bench scoring proved decisive.

A couple has been arrested in Oklahoma City after a 9-year-old boy who loved tinkering died of severe injuries, police say. Investigators report a severe brain bleed and BBs were found.

A 22-year-old is charged after an alleged Northwest Oklahoma City restaurant attack left a co‑worker with severe brain injuries; arraignment is set for July 1.

A $14 million bookkeeping discovery has cleared the path for full jail funding in Oklahoma County's proposed budget, but major costs and deadlines remain.

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed HB1276, making Oklahoma's "bell‑to‑bell" cellphone ban permanent statewide for public and charter schools.

An Oklahoma City counselor was sentenced to 20 months in federal prison and ordered to repay nearly $1.1 million after prosecutors say she billed Blue Cross for thousands of false counseling sessions.