The OKCFD conducted a simulated rescue drill for a building collapse, using search dogs and specialized equipment to extricate a "victim" trapped under rubble.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Oklahoma due to high temperatures with heat index values up to 106, prompting warnings for residents to take precautions.

Norman prepares for National Backflow Prevention Day, urging residents to use prevention devices, avoid contaminating water with hoses in standing water, and follow best practices to protect water quality.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond supports cattle ranchers against the "Product of USA" label on foreign beef, advocating for honest marketing and consumer protection.

The City of Lawton seeks a new Ward 1 City Council member after Mary Ann Hankins-Booker resigned due to personal reasons. Applications are open until September 5th.

Edmond police found a woman dead near Arcadia Lake; her family says she had head injuries and was with two men and another woman before her death. The cause is under investigation.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats criticize State Superintendent Ryan Walters for using standardized testing announcements to divert attention from his purported failures and scandals.

The Cleveland County community in Oklahoma celebrated National Night Out, with law enforcement mingling with over a thousand locals to strengthen community bonds.

Tulsa announces HUD grant workshops for community projects, requiring RSVPs by August 29 for sessions on September 2 and 3. Attendance is crucial for applicants.

Oklahoma County Sheriff's deputies are searching for Kaleb Wilson after he fled a traffic stop and a passenger was hit by his car during the chase. He faces charges of Eluding, Kidnapping, and Vehicular Assault.

OKC Will Rogers International Airport is hosting a three-day Global Entry enrollment event from August 19-21 to simplify customs for frequent travelers.

Norman residents experienced a delay in Monday's yard waste pickup due to staffing issues with the City Sanitation Department. The city advised via its website to leave waste out until collected.

The American Virtual Academy was denied access to Oklahoma's Parental Choice Tax Credit program for failing to meet eligibility requirements such as having a physical Oklahoma location and the necessary accreditation.