Surveillance video shows a man and woman walking off with merchandise from a South OKC home improvement store. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for tips.

A citation over a swather hauled without an escort led Attorney General Gentner Drummond to rewrite the rules for Oklahoma farmers.

Bethesda, Inc. is Oklahoma's only nonprofit devoted solely to child sexual abuse treatment, and it still has a waitlist.

Oklahoma City faces a dangerous 107-degree Monday with heat-index values up to 110. A slight storm chance could bring damaging winds before a brief midweek cooldown.

Oklahoma City is bracing for 104-degree heat Sunday, with a Heat Advisory in effect through 8 p.m. Monday could be even hotter.

The 4-acre site once housed A&A Auto Parts & Salvage for over 40 years before a 2022 fire gutted it.

A budget leader says even Gov. Stitt now calls selling the old state plane a mistake, as replacement costs balloon past what lawmakers approved.

Asher Judkins vanished from his North Tulsa home Thursday; a search dog found him near a creek less than two blocks away.

A foreclosure filing puts the landmark geodesic bank building back on the brink, just as city officials near a fresh $3 million funding vote.

A mortgage document listing a Wagoner address has reopened questions about where commissioner candidate Patrick Sampson actually lives.

A week-old vehicle theft near SE 15th and High Avenue has OKC detectives asking the public to name the person caught on video.

The Pryor tech campus used over 1.1 billion gallons last year. Google says clearing invasive cedars can help replenish local water sources.

A Payne County judge cleared Parsa Fallah to return to the Cowboys, making him the third OSU athlete this summer to win emergency relief from the NCAA.