A federal jury found Gretchen and Larry Tennison guilty of sexually abusing a minor in Indian country. Arrested in Montana after years on the run, the couple now face federal sentencing.

Hobby Lobby paid about $5.1M for roughly 30 acres at OKC 577 Commerce Park, expanding its footprint in an industrial park pitched as a logistics hub.

A tiny Bricktown pub has made USA TODAY's Bars of the Year list, a national nod to Oklahoma City's lively bar scene and game-night culture.

Isaiah Hartenstein reportedly agreed to a three‑year extension worth roughly $75M that keeps OKC’s championship center through 2028‑29 and reshapes the offseason.

A 57-year-old inmate has walked away from a Vinita community corrections center; state officials are searching and warn the public not to approach.

A mother and her 17‑year‑old daughter sued Broken Arrow Public Schools after an alleged bathroom sexual assault; the complaint says prior warning signs were ignored.

Florence's quietly reopened after months of repairs, with founder Florence Kemp, 95, back in the kitchen. The James Beard‑honored restaurant is serving its signature soul‑food dishes again.

A recent Kiefer High School graduate and FFA member, Talan Chesser, was killed in a Creek County crash; the district is offering grief counseling and support.

Federal regulators flagged eight Oklahoma hospitals for missing required price disclosures; state law and a price finder give patients new protections.

OKC traded down to take Kentucky guard Otega Oweh at No. 41, returning a physical two‑way wing to the state where he began his college career.

U.S. Marshals arrested Marcus Kane Jones in Edmond, bringing the Arcadia Lake case to six arrests as investigators pursue suspects in the May lakeside shooting. The probe remains active and officials are asking for tips.

An Oklahoma City officer fired shots at a suspect who fled on NW 10th Street; police say it’s unclear if the suspect was struck and the investigation is ongoing.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond urged the Pardon and Parole Board to deny clemency for Carlos Cuesta‑Rodriguez; a July 14 hearing precedes an Aug. 13 execution date.