Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office is investigating claims that nude images were displayed in the office of State Superintendent Ryan Walters during a closed State School Board meeting.

Two killed, including a child, and another child injured in a single-vehicle crash in Murray County, Oklahoma. The driver, Donna Beaver, and one child died, and another child was hospitalized with injuries.

The National Weather Service in Oklahoma City issued a heat advisory for high temperatures affecting the region, including parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas.

Oklahoma City faces a heat advisory with the heat index hitting up to 110 degrees; the NWS recommends staying hydrated and in air-conditioned areas to avoid heat illness.

Oklahoma senators are calling for an investigation into a concerning incident within the State Department of Education, urging transparency and clarity on the matter.

The Department of Defense awarded Altus Public Schools a $49.2 million grant for a new elementary school on a military base, addressing critical facility needs.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department introduced an inflatable safety house for children's hands-on fire safety education, teaching evacuation and hazard awareness.

The Blackout Rucking Crew has been honored with the Clean Sweep Award for their efforts in cleaning Lawton's streets, notably Ferris Road, and fostering community pride.

Brenda Hall, Norman's City Clerk, was honored on the 2025 Municipal Clerks Honor Roll for her over 30 years of service and numerous achievements in the field.

Authorities intensify the search for April Jenkins, a missing 37-year-old woman in Oklahoma City last seen on July 14, 2025. A Kasey alert has been issued.

The National Weather Service predicts a heatwave in Oklahoma City with highs near 100°F and heat indices over 100°F, advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt unveiled preliminary designs for a new modern NBA arena and entertainment complex, aiming to boost the downtown area and integrate with the local community.

Mexican national Marcos Javier Suazo-Mancilla was sentenced to 22.5 years in prison for drug trafficking involving over 65 pounds of meth and possession of firearms.