A Tulsa rescue is caring for more than 100 dogs on a Creek County property near Depew, removing the most vulnerable and beginning spay/neuter and medical work.

Firefighters knocked down an apartment blaze in Midwest City on July 11; residents were evacuated and investigators are probing the cause.

Heat indices will top 100°F across the Tulsa area Friday, with scattered storms likely Saturday night. Some storms could produce damaging wind gusts.

OMRF researchers found mature fat cells can convert into scar‑forming fibroblasts in mice, a finding published in Cell Reports that could point to new anti‑scarring strategies.

State environmental officials ordered a boil advisory for parts of Moore after E. coli showed up in tests. Residents should boil or use bottled water until samples clear.

A federal indictment unsealed July 9 charges an Owasso man in the Sept. 30, 2025 crash that killed Tulsa Fire Lt. Brian Bizzell and injured three others. Prosecutors allege speeding and drug use.

A construction-related gas leak in Moore forced evacuations and shut roads near Southeast 4th and South Avery Drive as utility crews worked to secure the scene.

Oklahoma veterinarians say bobcat fever cases are rising and urge year‑round tick prevention for cats after at least one reported death in the Oklahoma City area.

Soaring diesel prices have nearly doubled the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma's fuel bill, forcing route cuts and threatening summer meal service across 24 counties.

Wagoner County deputies say a Tulsa man arranged to meet a 15‑year‑old decoy and led officers on a chase that ended in Broken Arrow; charges are pending. Prosecutors will review the investigative file.

An Oklahoma prisoner already tied to a 2022 cellmate death is accused of killing another inmate at the McAlester penitentiary, raising fresh questions about oversight. Investigators and prosecutors are reviewing the case.

A cattle hauler crashed on westbound I‑40 near Midwest Boulevard Tuesday, killing and injuring animals and snarling traffic for hours.

OU’s new Street Medicine and Advocacy Pathway stations residents in low‑barrier clinics and shelters so they learn to treat medical, mental‑health and housing needs together. The training pairs clinical rotations with community partners in Oklahoma City.