A Norman Choctaw Rewards Club member won $1 million at Choctaw Casino & Resort – Durant and says he "doesn't feel any different." He plans to donate part of the prize.

A 53-year-old Hugo man died after his car left East 2030 Road, struck a fence and rolled in Choctaw County; troopers said he was not wearing a seatbelt. The crash is under investigation.

Edmond councilors are weighing a temporary moratorium on new data centers to study water, power and zoning impacts. The pause would give staff time to draft targeted rules.

Family members said a judge’s decision to suspend decades of prison time in a fatal DUI manslaughter case felt like a dismissal of a father's death. Loved ones voiced frustration after the plea and sentence.

A 21‑year‑old Oklahoma City man pleaded guilty to federal charges after the November stabbing death of Anadarko mother Kathryne Silverhorn.

NOAA forecasts geomagnetic activity that could push auroras into Oklahoma Thursday night, but clouds and an approaching line of storms mean many may miss the show. Showers and scattered storms will stick around through the weekend.

OSBI says a Claremore man was arrested after allegedly threatening Gov. Kevin Stitt and AG Gentner Drummond. Authorities booked 52‑year‑old William Rasmussen on complaints that include a computer‑crimes allegation.

Mostly clear this morning in Oklahoma City with highs near 88F and gusty south winds. Showers and thunderstorms become more likely Saturday with a risk of localized flooding.

OBN agents seized more than 6,000 illegal marijuana plants at Villa Farm Inc. in Atoka and arrested a suspect, authorities say.

Clear morning and a muggy day ahead in Oklahoma City. Scattered storms are possible this afternoon with brief heavy rain and a localized flood risk.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday over State Question 843, a push to phase out homeowners' property taxes. The case could determine whether voters ever get to decide the measure.

Mostly cloudy and about 70°F this morning. Scattered storms are possible this afternoon with gusty winds and brief heavy rain.

School districts and the Regional Food Bank will serve free breakfasts, lunches and grab‑and‑go boxes to kids 18 and under across Oklahoma this summer. Schedules and sites vary by partner.