Bridge rehab at Lindsey St. and Classen Blvd. in Norman begins July 7, 2025. Wyatt Contracting to finish in 75 days with minor traffic impacts; alternate routes advised.

Brian Keith Mays received a 10-year federal prison sentence for an armed bank robbery in Harrah, Oklahoma. He was caught by the FBI and local police, and a jury found him guilty on two counts.

Oklahoma Senator Pugh is planning a study on improving school nutrition by engaging various stakeholders and promoting local, healthy food options to combat childhood obesity.

Jones, Oklahoma, is facing trash disposal delays; local government and residents are coping with temporary solutions and awaiting permanent dumpsters.

Yukon alters trash pickups and facility operations for Independence Day, moving Friday collections to Monday, July 7, and closing facilities on July 4.

A Lawton man with a domestic violence past was sentenced to 7 years for illegal firearms possession after being found with weapons and leading police on a high-speed chase.

A fire at a northwest Oklahoma City apartment resulted in five injuries and prompted some residents to jump from the building to escape. Firefighters managed to evacuate all residents.

Oklahoma City forecasts a calm morning with high humidity, gentle winds, and a chance of afternoon showers; the alternating sunny and rainy pattern continues through the week.

Rep. Fetgatter criticized Oklahoma's governor for calling Tulsa a "sanctuary city," arguing this rhetoric harms state-tribal relations amid a lawsuit, Muscogee Creek Nation v. City of Tulsa.

A juvenile was shot early Wednesday in NW Oklahoma City; police confirmed the non-fatal incident happened around 4:15 a.m. and have not yet released suspect information.

Oklahoma City is expecting sunny weather with temperatures rising to the high 80s and 90s, accompanied by a light south wind. The weekend remains hot with a slight chance of showers on Sunday night.

Oklahoma City Police reported 177 driver contacts in a traffic safety operation, with 125 cited for speeding and various other infractions, aiming to promote road safety.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office humorously advised residents on Facebook about safe driving in rain, reminding them of speed limits, using turn signals, and the necessity of functional windshield wipers.