The Oklahoma City Police Department is seeking public help to identify two suspects in a Walmart shoplifting case, offering a potential cash reward for information.

Oklahoma City Police seek information on a suspect in a Best Buy fraud case, offering a reward for tips via Crime Stoppers and emphasizing anonymity for informants.

Lawton's Patterson Center hosted a unique Breakfast with Santa event with a Willy Wonka theme, chocolate fountain, local performers, and a visit from Santa Claus. The event offered a raffle with prizes like bicycles and every child received a gift.

Oklahoma City is forecasted to have a warm Christmas week with highs reaching up to 80 degrees and lows around 59 degrees, featuring sunny skies and mild winds.

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office distributed bikes to local families during the holiday, inspired by community member Scooter Proctor's vision and donations.

Oklahoma AG opposes clemency for death row inmate Kendrick Simpson, citing his lack of remorse and history of violence, including a fatal drive-by shooting.

Lawton's downtown area is brighter with the new Light Up C Avenue project, which has placed decorative lights between 4th and 5th Streets, with plans to expand. A public lighting ceremony is set for December 23.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes fluctuating temperatures, leading to a warm Christmas with highs near 77°F. Sunny skies and mild nights are expected, with a warm trend throughout the week.

The CCSO celebrated their Employee Christmas Party, acknowledging staff dedication and thanking community partners for their support, while children received gifts from Santa.

Senator Todd Gollihare is honored as one of The Journal Record's "50 Most Influential Oklahomans" of 2025 for his impact in public service and leadership roles within Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City forecast promises a sunny day with a high near 59°F, winds increasing to 15-20 mph, and potential gusts up to 30 mph. Evening to remain clear with temperatures above 48°F and continued breezes.

A former Tulsa youth pastor, Joseph Lyle Campbell, was indicted for rape and lewd acts to a child under 16 from incidents in 1984 at his church and home.

Oxford House and CCSO meet with Cleveland County inmates to discuss recovery from addiction, emphasizing personal stories and community rehabilitation.