Senator Kristen Thompson of Edmond spearheads a study on the dangers of artificial food dyes, aiming for transparency and better health for Oklahoma families.

Norman Police arrested Anthony Rose, 59, for a non-fatal stabbing after a verbal altercation. The incident took place on Comanche Street, and Rose faces assault charges.

The Oklahoma City Police Department reported that Eddie Hill was fatally shot by officers after charging at them with a knife. An investigation into the June 16 incident is underway.

Oklahoma City reports its 32nd homicide; Larry James Gamble Jr. was found dead from a gunshot. Police call for public assistance in the investigation.

Oklahoma State Representative Erick Harris joins Leadership Oklahoma Class 38, aiming to address key state challenges through collaboration and innovation.

Authorities issue an Ashanti Alert for missing Tai Aaron Odom in Oklahoma City, emphasizing his urgent need for medical attention. He has a dragon tattoo and was last seen wearing jean shorts and a white shirt with a black hood.

Oklahoma executed John Fitzgerald Hanson for the 1999 murder of a Tulsa woman, amidst legal challenges and controversies from his transfer from federal custody.

Oklahoma City celebrated the opening of the MAPS 4 OG&E Coliseum, a new 216,164-square-foot arena expected to boost the city's economy with its advanced features and event hosting capacity.

Oklahoma City is preparing for Route 66's centennial by seeking artist proposals for a landmark sculpture, with a substantial $875,000 award for the project.

Two individuals were arrested in Oklahoma City after a brief police chase ended in a crash downtown, with one suspect requiring a stretcher. Traffic was temporarily disrupted.

Photographic evidence shows that mountain lions are potentially establishing a breeding population in Oklahoma, with sightings of females with kittens in Osage and Cimarron Counties.

Oklahoma City Council approved City Manager Craig Freeman's budget for 2026, entailing cuts for the Police and Fire Departments and reductions in other areas, with a focus on essential services amidst slow revenue growth.

Altercation at Oklahoma City nursing home leads to Jerry W. Gibson's death, now investigated as homicide; raises concerns over elderly care facility safety.