Clinton‑Sherman Industrial Airpark has been rebranded Infinity One as Oklahoma courts suborbital launches and Dawn Aerospace eyes Burns Flat for 2027 flights. State officials point to a 13,503‑foot runway and industrial park to sell the site to aerospace tenants.

A Wisconsin woman accused of killing her Wagoner County roommate was returned to Oklahoma and appeared in court on April 14 on murder and related charges.

Braum’s opens a full-size Fresh Market and grill at 1021 NW 192nd St. in Edmond with dual drive-thru lanes and family-focused grand-opening events. The new location adds grocery-style options to the north side.

Two vehicles were pulled from Lake Overholser overnight; two people were found dead and investigators are reviewing the scenes.

A Del City father was arrested after a two-month-old arrived at a hospital with dozens of broken ribs, a collapsed lung and a brain bleed; a preliminary hearing is set for May.

A former Wagoner County detention officer surrendered Saturday and was booked on two sexual-battery counts, officials say.

A new Invest In Oklahoma adviser tied to a former Stitt aide was approved this spring, a move that puts a locally connected firm in line to influence about $2.4 billion of public investment capacity. The pick has prompted questions about disclosures and oversight.

A parking‑lot fight after a tee‑ball game at Blackwell’s B Street Ball Fields ended with gunfire and three arrests, police say. Investigators are seeking video and witnesses.

A suspect was arrested in Texas after a late‑March Muskogee shooting that left a 38‑year‑old man dead. Police say the case remains an active investigation.

A suspect exchanged gunfire with an officer in southwest Oklahoma City; the officer was unharmed and the suspect remains at large.

Wildlife officials say House Bill 3270 would let captive-bred deer mingle with wild herds, raising disease and hunting-industry concerns. Lawmakers in the Senate will now weigh the risks.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down a 2022 law that would have forced state pensions to divest from firms on a treasurer’s blacklist. The ruling preserves trustees’ power to prioritize retirees’ financial interests.

Tinker Air Force Base asked Oklahoma City police to block a gate on SE 59th Street Tuesday morning; officials provided few public details. Officers were dispatched after a request that came in about 8 a.m.