Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander won a second straight NBA MVP, capping a dominant regular season as Oklahoma City heads into the Western Conference finals.

Moore Public Schools approved a deal that moves 322 custodial and maintenance roles to SSC Services for Education, and long‑time workers say they were notified only after the board vote.

OSBI and Bryan County investigators say a February break‑in at Jones Powersports in Durant targeted multiple UTVs and was tied to a cross‑state operation; a Texas man was returned to Oklahoma and charged.

Crews paused an overnight search at Lake Thunderbird after a possible drowning Thursday night; one person resurfaced while another remained missing.

Oklahoma City police searched Thursday after a woman was shot in southwest OKC; the suspect fled after his vehicle crashed and officers continued a foot search.

Authorities say Alberto Marrero, 46, was arrested after a woman was stabbed on Spruce Street in Okeene and her car was struck. He faces multiple assault charges.

Dominium says it will bring roughly 1,000 affordable apartments to Oklahoma, with two Oklahoma City projects already breaking ground and tax‑credit filings underway.

A former News9 chief photographer was arrested after hidden cameras were discovered in KWTV’s dressing rooms; court documents list multiple felony counts and several victims.

OKC crews contained a Wednesday blaze inside a restaurant on N. Mustang Road. No one was hurt and investigators estimate about $113,000 in damage.

Family, classmates and civic leaders gathered at the Clara Luper National Sit‑In Plaza to honor Richard O'Dell Brown, one of the 13 youth who helped desegregate downtown OKC.

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.