The Oklahoma House advanced HB3024, capping most raises and bonuses at 10% and routing larger increases through cabinet approval amid scrutiny of last year’s payouts.

A Ledger analysis finds Oklahoma's CIRB formula sent outsized per‑mile road dollars to oil‑producing counties, leaving larger counties with less support.

Pottawatomie County posted bodycam footage March 9 showing an officer‑involved shooting from Jan. 22; the post warns the video contains graphic content. The sheriff's site lists records contacts.

A neglected Shih Tzu was left outside the Edmond Animal Shelter; police shared surveillance and asked anyone with information to get in touch.

An 18-year-old driver, identified as Isabella Clay, died Saturday after a two-vehicle crash on OK-72 near West Dozer Road in Muskogee County, troopers say.

A House panel advanced HB2425 to restructure Oklahoma's election calendar, moving primaries to March, runoffs to June and candidate filings to December.

The 60th Festival of the Arts takes over Bicentennial Park April 23 626 with hundreds of artists, live music and major downtown street closures.

A new timeline traces multiple stabbings and inmate homicides at Holdenville’s prison, raising fresh questions about staffing and oversight after the state takeover.

A shots-fired call in southwest Oklahoma City triggered a pursuit that ended with officers using a TVI to stop a pickup and two arrests.

Court records say a Caddo County deputy, Logan Davis, was arrested after a woman reported she was assaulted and confined; he now faces multiple felony charges. Reporting and the sheriff’s staff page confirm the arrest and his employment with the agency.

A judge’s order clears the way for Midwest City to take ownership of the long‑vacant Heritage Park Mall and move toward demolition after years of legal fights. City leaders say removal is the first step toward redevelopment.

A teen was arrested after allegedly waving a handgun inside Penn Square Mall in Oklahoma City. Police said no shots were fired and the suspect was caught nearby at Belle Isle Station.

Sigma Phi Epsilon’s national board voted to close the Oklahoma Beta chapter at OU, leaving nearly 300 members uncertain while the university says it was not consulted.