Oklahoma City Fire Department dispatched a swift water rescue team to aid with flooding in Central Texas, comprising six well-trained members from OKC, Yukon, and Norman Fire Departments.

Oklahoma's SkillsUSA students won 39 gold at the National Leadership and Skills Conference, ranking them top nationwide and third overall with 66 medals, and 145 students earned Skill Point Certificates.

Oklahoma City man Richard Rodriguez died in a collision after failing to stop at a sign and being struck by a motorhome operated by Gary Marsh, who was unharmed.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes sunny days with potential evening showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures varying around 70°F to 95°F over the week.

Edmond, Oklahoma, celebrated Independence Day with events like the LibertyFest parade, a fireworks display, and a Liberty Sprint race, highlighting community enthusiasm and American patriotism.

The National Weather Service predicts typical summer weather for Oklahoma City with slight chances of showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures reaching up to 95°F later in the week.

Midwest City Police served hot dogs at a community event in Autumn House Senior Housing, engaging positively with seniors and celebrating the 4th of July.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is redistributing troopers from Oklahoma City and Tulsa to other areas, with local agencies assuming interstate patrol duties in those cities.

Westbound lane of Boyd Street between Jean Marie Drive and Garrison Drive in Norman will close for concrete panel replacement starting July 7, 2025, for approximately 21 days.

Oklahoma City mother, Brennan Spencer, arrested for second-degree murder after her 2-month-old son Rory Kelson was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead.

Tulsa Police arrested Darmontre Peters, 21, in connection to a deadly shooting at the city's Juneteenth festival, charging him with assault and battery with a deadly weapon.

A fire at Tuskahoma Capitol Grounds led to the cancellation of Choctaw Nation's Boom in the Valley fireworks, injuring five. Cause under investigation.

Oklahoma's Superintendent Walters defends new history standards amidst a lawsuit, promoting an "America First education" while criticizing "woke political activists" and reaffirming a commitment to American values.