Midwest City's Tree Board is hosting its annual free tree giveaway, allowing residents to reserve a five-gallon tree online starting April 14, on a first-come-first-serve basis, with a limit of one tree per household.

Two individuals from Oklahoma City pleaded guilty to child sex trafficking charges, while a third from Las Vegas admitted to witness tampering related to the case.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days with increasing temperatures in Oklahoma City, with clear skies and highs reaching into the upper 70s and 88 degrees on Sunday.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt forms a Wildland Fire Response Working Group to address wildfire prevention, response, and recovery after March fires devastated the state.

Tulsa representatives praised the educational progress of local schools, with 13 removed from federal improvement lists, highlighting the collaborative efforts of students, educators, and families.

Oklahoma City announces street closures around Bicentennial Park from April 11 to May 5 for the annual Festival of the Arts, affecting traffic and parking.

Oklahoma City Police arrested Christian Roe in connection with a fatal February overdose of 19-year-old Karsyn Clifton.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office shared theft prevention tips on Facebook, advising residents on securing property, vehicles, and digital information.

Donald Eugene Cooks from Oklahoma City was sentenced to 92 months in prison for mail theft and witness tampering, with the case involving collaboration between the Postal Inspection Service and local police.

Oklahoma County addresses aftermath of fires with property tax relief for affected residents, totaling estimated $40,211 for March wildfire victims; no fatalities reported.

Oklahoma celebrated its thriving aerospace industry on AERO Day, showcasing its economic and military significance, with 240 students, 60 exhibitors, and military members attending.

Oklahoma City is transforming the former Dewey Elementary School site into a community park with amenities like playsets and walking paths, aiming to enhance neighborhood unity and well-being.

Oklahoma Sen. Nikki Nice's bill to modernize and decentralize zoning in the Capitol-Medical Center district has passed the Senate and is now going to the House.