Fun City plans a roughly 47,000‑square‑foot indoor park at Centennial Plaza in northwest Oklahoma City, promising obstacle courses, courts and an arcade near Penn Square.

Emergency repairs at the Oklahoma County Detention Center brought a second secured elevator back online, easing transport bottlenecks at the 13‑story jail.

The Osage Nation asked the 10th Circuit to revisit a 2010 ruling, arguing McGirt requires courts to treat reservation disestablishment as a question of congressional text.

A warm February followed by a hard March freeze wiped out many Oklahoma peaches and berries, forcing u‑pick closures and tightening market supply. Farmers and markets are bracing for higher prices and a tough rebuild season.

A 32‑year‑old Pawnee man died Thursday after his car struck a commercial truck stopped at a railroad crossing on U.S. 412 near 78th Street, officials say.

Court documents and recent reporting show OSDE has paid settlements and attorney fees tied to Ryan Walters' tenure, adding up to thousands in taxpayer costs. The disclosures have renewed scrutiny over agency spending.

The Air Force picked Vance AFB in Enid as a main operating base for the T‑7A Red Hawk, promising up to 99 trainers, base upgrades and a modest personnel rise.

Parents say ventilation problems and midday closures at Mitch Park's competition pool have canceled programs and left teams scrambling for lane time.

OSBI agents are investigating an officer-involved shooting near Ada after Chickasaw Lighthorse Police requested assistance. Authorities say the scene is in rural Pontotoc County.

Drone video posted by Oklahoma City police shows a suspect discarding a handgun outside U.S. Grant High School after a June 20 burglary call, police say.

Moore Police referred a criminal investigation into alleged embezzlement by a sergeant to the Cleveland County DA while an internal review continues. The department says it used its own resources.

A man is in custody after an early-morning altercation on NW 105th Terrace left a 57-year-old man dead, police say.

Trae Young announced a second Young Family Athletic Center for Yukon, expanding the foundation's footprint beyond Norman. Officials have not yet released a site or timeline.