Oklahoma City sees a 57% drop in police dispatch for mental health incidents, thanks to new crisis response strategies and the 988 Mental Health Lifeline.

The City of Enid has announced a road closure on North 10th Street for concrete repairs from December 4th to January 17th, urging drivers to follow detour signs.

The article details two shootings in Oklahoma City, resulting in one death and one injury, with investigations ongoing and a suspect named in the first incident.

LSU defeated Oklahoma 37-17, with Nussmeier throwing for 277 yards, as both teams anticipate their bowl games.

A man died and another was critically injured in a vehicle crash in Caddo County, Oklahoma after their truck hit a rough patch and struck a utility pole and fence. Neither were wearing seatbelts.

Edmond, Oklahoma is addressing housing affordability issues through the CDBG program, offering various aid initiatives like home rehabilitation, buyer assistance, and tree maintenance for qualifying residents.

Norman, Oklahoma, supports Small Business Saturday, encouraging local shopping on November 30, as mayoral declaration fosters community engagement with small enterprises.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mild and sunny weather for Oklahoma City, with clear skies, gentle winds, and gradually rising temperatures.

Three Texas men are wanted for stealing $25,000 from a man praying at an Oklahoma shrine after following him from a bank and replacing their car's license plate to avoid detection. They have been charged but remain at large.

Ward 1 Councilman Bradley Carter has been selected to serve a two-year term on the National League of Cities Board of Directors, focusing on issues like housing and economic development.

Oklahoma City is conducting an online survey to gather feedback on its curbside recycling program to address contamination issues and improve recycling efforts.

A neighbor dispute in Oklahoma County led to a shooting, with one person injured. Oklahoma's Stand Your Ground law has so far prevented the homeowner involved from being arrested.

Two people died after a police chase in Creek County, Oklahoma, involving the Mannford Police and Oklahoma Highway Patrol, with a fatal crash on Highway 16.