A judge heard arguments Feb. 12 as attorneys pushed for Richard Glossip’s release while prosecutors urged he remain jailed pending a retrial ordered by the U.S. Supreme Court. Transcripts are due to the court within 30 days.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond says settlements with Tyson and Cargill will put about $25M toward cleanup and long-term monitoring of the Illinois River watershed.

Free tax assistance is available at Owens Multipurpose Center through the AARP Tax-Aide program until April 15, offering help for all ages without needing AARP membership.

Oklahoma City police shared surveillance photos and a case number after a robbery on N. Classen; Crime Stoppers is seeking anonymous tips.

The Chickasaw Nation broke ground on a three-story, 95,000‑sq‑ft pediatric clinic at its Ada South Campus, promising integrated pediatric and developmental services.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 2001, introduced by Sen. Standridge, aims to freeze property taxes for three years for homeowners displaced by turnpike construction.

A water main broke near Mercy Hospital Tuesday night; city officials say crews are assessing the line and will post updates. Detours were reported near the campus.

ODOT seeks public feedback on a highway improvement project for I-35 through a virtual open house from Feb 10 to Mar 10, 2026, focusing on traffic flow and local connectivity.

Oklahoma City Municipal and County District Courts are hosting a Warrant Clearing Event to help individuals resolve outstanding warrants without arrest. Transport is available, and reduced fees may apply for tickets issued before 12/31/2022.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 2108, aimed at easing feral hog hunting regulations, passed the Senate Agriculture and Wildlife Committee. The bill seeks to remove burdensome licensing requirements.

Police set a perimeter in southwest Oklahoma City after a welfare check escalated into an active standoff on the 4000 block of SW 26th Street. Investigators remained on scene and had not confirmed injuries.

Two people were found dead inside a Guthrie home Sunday evening; investigators say the deaths are being treated as an apparent murder‑suicide.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a 17-year-old suspected of setting a southeast OKC church on fire and committing related vandalism; officers say evidence links the acts to an extremist group. The case is being referred to the state for prosecution.