Patchy fog will clear Sunday morning in Oklahoma City before sunshine takes over. A warm, dry week is ahead, with highs reaching the upper 80s.

A jury found Travonte Rentie guilty of second-degree murder in Anthony Brown's death near Crosby Boulevard. Sentencing is set for November 13.

Police closed NW 150th and May Avenue after a motorcycle collided with two cars, part of a troubling statewide rise in rider deaths.

A mother says her 14-year-old son was choked and sexually assaulted by teammates, and filmed for TikTok.

The Edmond History Museum's free exhibit traces the Mother Road through the eyes of artists across seven states before heading to Chicago.

A southbound vehicle turned into oncoming traffic, triggering a pileup that closed the road for hours.

Last year's OKC walk raised $501,165 with a record 350-plus teams. This year's event is free to join.

A car tore through the Yukon eatery's exterior wall just before noon Tuesday. Owners are sending fans to their Norman location instead.

A man was shot in the leg near NE 16th Street and left cooperating with no one, police say. No suspect or vehicle has been found.

Rep. Rob Hall says student behavior, not pay, tops teacher stress — and he's eyeing new discipline law for 2027.

The Edmond-born chain's Norman debut brings Adeni chai and coffee made from Yemeni beans to Lindsey Street.

Gov. Kevin Stitt wants three state agencies to ease up on dyed diesel enforcement as harvest costs climb.

The Holdenville man vanished Saturday night from his home; his mother says people are looking for him now.