Rascal Flatts announces their "Life Is a Highway Tour" for 2025, celebrating their 25th anniversary, with special guests Lauren Alaina and Chris Lane.

Two were arrested in Oklahoma for underage human trafficking after the OBN acted on a July tip, leading to charges including conspiracy and maintaining a house for prostitution.

Shelley Zumwalt, the Executive Director of OTRD, has announced her retirement effective October 11, after a career dedicated to Oklahoma's public service.

OSBI is investigating a fatal shooting by Lawton Police while serving a warrant, resulting in Terralyn Whalin's death after she did not drop her gun as commanded.

Oklahoma's AG Drummond is appealing a federal injunction against a new state immigration law, HB 4156, arguing it aligns with federal law and is critical for state security.

A man named Arturo Martinez was fatally shot in SW Oklahoma City during a dispute where he allegedly aimed a gun at another person, prompting a third party to intervene with deadly force.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt returns to work after a heart procedure to install a stent due to arterial blockage, prompting a public focus on cardiovascular health.

The Oklahoma City Police released details of a Labor Day standoff where Mario Cruz fired shots and barricaded himself, resulting in an officer-involved shooting.

Oklahoma City's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, Sept. 26, and will resume service on Friday, Sept. 27.

Multi-vehicle crashes, including a semi rollover, caused significant delays and closures on I-40 and I-35 ramps in Oklahoma City on Sunday, but the roads were reopened by evening.

Video evidence reveals the initial victim in a Norman, Oklahoma altercation was actually the aggressor, resulting in no charges and the investigation being closed.

The NWS forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms for Oklahoma City, with severe weather risks along the I-44 corridor. Conditions may include damaging winds, hail, and possible flooding.

Ninnekah Public Schools settles for $7.5 million in a sexual abuse lawsuit involving former coach Ronald Akins, who pled guilty to 10 counts of sexual offenses.