Court filings say a 14‑year‑old with type 1 diabetes went into diabetic ketoacidosis and later had both legs amputated after months without insulin; his mother faces felony neglect charges.

A Motel 6 parking-lot attack left a woman with severe bite wounds and her partner injured; police shot one dog and animal welfare officers have charged the animals' owners.

The Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus has proposed policies to support Oklahomans' financial stability, addressing wages, utility pricing, insurance premiums, and education funding.

Incumbent David Holt faces Matthew Pallares in Oklahoma City’s Feb. 10 mayoral election as arena, GO bond and transit debates shape the campaign.

A 2-year-old was found unresponsive in an Edmond apartment Sunday night. Investigators and DHS are on the scene while the medical examiner reviews the death.

A Park Hill man was sentenced to 11 years, five months in federal prison after pleading guilty to sexually abusing a minor; a concurrent four‑year state term was also imposed.

The City of Edmond is encouraging utility customers to enroll in AutoPay by entering them into a sweepstakes for a chance to win one of two $500 Visa gift cards.

Body and dashcam footage shows a high-speed I-35 chase in Kay County that ended in a crash and the arrest of 45-year-old Daelyn Rae Buggs.

Norman, Oklahoma, will receive federal funds for infrastructure and safety improvements, including major street enhancements and transit vehicle replacements, after successful submissions to ACOG for FFY 2029 funding.

Oklahoma State Rep. Ayshia Pittman pleaded guilty to felony charges, involving a falsified campaign check, and will resign from her seat as part of her sentencing.

Danish drone-defense firm MyDefence will convert a century‑old downtown OKC warehouse into offices and R&D, bringing new local jobs and production capacity.

Rep. Tim Turner introduced two bills in Oklahoma: one to increase penalties for felony offenses related to terrorist groups, another to combat illegal land ownership by non-citizens for criminal activities.

Oklahoma Rep. Ajay Pittman resigned from the state House amid an Ethics Commission lawsuit and an ongoing Attorney General probe tied to alleged forged campaign documents. She said she will remain available to constituents while inquiries continue.