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.

Osage County deputies arrested a man after shots were fired near Rock School Road on July 2. Officers recovered a loaded 9mm reported stolen from Catoosa and no one was hurt.

TEEM flagged thousands as eligible for pretrial release in 2025, but prosecutors opposed most requests — leaving many low-income defendants jailed. The divide raises questions about who the system protects.

Two cars were left stuck beneath the I-35 bridge at Britton Road after heavy storms; crews responded as flash-flood warnings moved through northeast Oklahoma City.

A crash in Nassau last weekend killed two women connected to Langston University. The school has opened counseling and the Bahamas community has held vigils.

One year after Taylor Simer's death in a Norman hit-and-run, his family is urging authorities for transparency as investigators review the case.

A 12-year-old in north Tulsa lost a hand and suffered eye injuries after a mortar-style firework exploded; an 11-year-old was also hurt. Authorities say the blast appears accidental.

Rogers State is building a $35M Robson Center in Claremore to centralize lab-based STEM programs and expand teacher-prep and campus facilities. The three-story building will add maker spaces, robotics bays and new student amenities.

A former Oklahoma DHS supervisor was arrested and booked in Oklahoma County on six counts of lewd acts with a child. Court documents allege he offered gifts in exchange for sexual acts.

SSM Health St. Anthony is using the FDA‑approved TAMBE graft to treat complex thoracoabdominal aneurysms locally, shortening wait times and speeding recoveries.

Several Zaxby's locations across the OKC metro shut their doors abruptly; photos show signage being removed and a Midwest City restaurant is now listed for sale.

A temporary Oklahoma law that let syringe programs operate is expiring July 1, 2026, and clinics warn ending distribution will reduce life‑saving access.

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.