Oklahoma City is experiencing traffic delays due to repairs on the eastbound NW Expressway near Council Road, with lanes reduced to a single lane for the coming week.

Jones PD officers completed an 8-hour tactical training at Jones High School, led by the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office, focusing on building clearance and safe response to emergencies.

The Oklahoma County Jail Trust faced backlash for miscommunicating its financial status, leading to Trustee Scobey demanding an apology for the undue panic caused by the false bankruptcy alarm.

A Sequoyah County man received a six-year federal sentence for meth distribution after a joint investigation led to the discovery of drugs in his backyard.

Oklahoma Gov. Stitt promotes a new business court system to attract companies, facing legal challenges that he decries as self-interested opposition from trial lawyers.

The OLBCF will hold its 25th A.C. Hamlin Scholarship Gala to honor Black healthcare professionals in Oklahoma, with aims to support youth and advance Black communities.

The Cleveland County Health Department warns of the dangers of floodwaters in Oklahoma, advising residents to avoid contact due to contamination risks and to heed safety signs and local alerts.

A manager was stabbed at Edmond CityLink Bus Station after an altercation with a man who was asked to leave the bus. The suspect, David Thomas, was later arrested. The manager is stable.

Oklahoma lawmakers, including Rep. Ross Ford, are concerned about the OHP's plan to stop patrolling highways in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, potentially impacting local police workload and public safety.

Oklahoma Senators Gillespie and Mann launched an interim study, endorsed by Senate President Pro Tem Paxton, to explore ways to stabilize municipal funding and maintain essential city services.

Sen. Mann requests the AG's opinion on OHP jurisdiction after a decision to withdraw OHP law enforcement in Oklahoma and Tulsa Counties, citing concerns for local police resources.

Oklahoma schools are challenged by a state mandate to provide free meals without additional funding, raising concerns among district leaders about potential budget cuts and legality.

Mexican national Rodrigo Chacon Villegas was sentenced to 18 months in prison for unlawful reentry to the U.S. after deportation and possession of a stolen vehicle and drugs.