A 2-year-old girl had no pulse when medics arrived at an Edmond home; her mother's boyfriend now faces a felony child abuse charge.

A fake bomb and death threats over a woman walking her dog led to a felony terrorism hoax arrest in Southwest OKC.

Edmond households now get just two watering days a week as summer demand more than doubles the city's winter usage.

The man was trying to put out flames himself before firefighters arrived near SW 46th and Shartel — a mistake fire officials warn against.

From falafel platters to spicy cold noodles, Oklahoma City kitchens are testing meat-free dishes all August — and diners get to vote.

A lightning strike ignited two storage tanks at the Explorer Pipeline terminal, prompting a shelter at Glenpool Church of Christ.

Trey Ward, 29, will serve roughly five years behind bars after fleeing officers near SW 61st and May Avenue with a gun he wasn't allowed to have.

A new analysis finds 52.2% of Oklahoma City renter families with children spend over 30% of income on rent, close to the national rate.

Police found the victim near Oklahoma Avenue and Main Street around 2:35 a.m. No word yet on the driver or the victim's condition.

Firefighters climbed through piles of clutter to pull a victim from a burning Wagoner County home, who later died at the hospital.

A Nazarene district wants the Oklahoma Supreme Court to reverse a judge's ruling that let a breakaway OKC congregation keep its campus.

Melissa Ann Wells allegedly admitted to dropping a lit cigarette near flammable materials inside the mobile home after arguing with a neighbor over her dogs.

Braden Cusick lined up at 6 a.m. in Rome and left with a papal rosary and a story for life.