OMRF broke ground on the David R. Brown Center, a three‑story hub for imaging, telehealth and chronic‑disease research funded by a near‑$10M TSET grant and private gifts.

An argument over an undercooked burger in southeast Oklahoma City turned deadly; authorities arrested two relatives and continue to investigate.

Wagoner County deputies broke a window to free a child locked inside a car in Okay on May 9. Officials say the youngster was cooled on scene and is OK.

Reno Swim & Slide needs roughly two dozen lifeguards or it could face major cuts or a summer closure; the city is running certification classes and stepping up recruitment.

Mazaheri Properties and partners closed on University Town Center in Norman for $82.25M, adding a high‑traffic, 416,766‑sq‑ft retail asset to their portfolio.

Oklahoma has expanded its Caring for Caregivers tax credit: the 62‑year age floor is gone, income limits rise and medical mileage is now eligible for claims. The changes take effect Nov. 1, 2026.

A 23-year-old Pryor woman died Sunday after her vehicle left County Road E 620 and struck a fence and a tree, troopers say.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms will make the morning commute slow and wet. Localized flooding and gusty winds are possible.

The Oklahoma House voted 86-4 to override Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of HB 4434, a bill requiring 24-hour notice before the governor leaves the state. The measure now goes to the Senate.

Lane closures begin in downtown OKC for two weeks as crews perform utility work for the Continental Coliseum; expect narrowed lanes and morning delays.

A marginal severe-weather risk returns Friday across central Oklahoma, with hail, damaging gusts and a small tornado threat during the evening commute.

The Legislature raised the home‑food sales cap to $250,000 and renamed the statute the Local Food Freedom Act. The measure keeps labeling and training rules and takes effect Nov. 1, 2026.

Cool start and a sunny jump to the 70s. Watch for a growing chance of strong storms Friday and Saturday night.