AG Gentner Drummond requests a reevaluation of death row inmate Ricky Ray Malone's mental competency for execution, with legislative support for ensuring the execution process is not unduly delayed.

The Oklahoma City Police are investigating a death after an injured person found in Southwest Oklahoma City died at the hospital. The cause of injury is unconfirmed, and a traffic disruption occurred due to the investigation.

A 12-year-old boy in Enid, Oklahoma, is arrested for connection to 51 vandalism acts involving vehicles and businesses, admitting to using a BB pistol in the incidents.

The NWS has extended a Dense Fog Advisory in Oklahoma with low visibility warnings. Foggy conditions are causing hazardous driving, but clear skies are expected later.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department responded to a minor fire at Chelio's Diner, recently featured on TV, with no injuries reported. Causes are under investigation.

OSU students enjoyed a giant leaf pile provided by the school's landscapers during finals week, after a social media request for a fun stress-reliever.

OSU coach Mike Gundy faces a standoff with university officials over a proposed contract revamp that may result in pay cuts tied to performance incentives.

OnCue opens its largest travel center in Oklahoma City, offering 31 fueling stations, a drive-through, and an array of amenities like self-checkout and a full-service kitchen.

Oklahoma Rep. Jim Olsen has reintroduced a bill to require the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms, igniting debate on religion's place in schools.

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission approved nearly $150 million for infrastructure improvements, including US-259 in Hochatown and SH-152 near Will Rogers Airport.

Kyle Duffner of Oklahoma has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Indian Country for a child's death on June 27, 2021. He awaits sentencing, held by US Marshals.

The 1976 murder of Lela Johnston has been solved by Oklahoma City Police using DNA genealogy, identifying Charles O. Droke as the perpetrator nearly 50 years later.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond endorses Pam Bondi for U.S. Attorney General, supported by a coalition of attorneys general seeking her swift confirmation by the Senate.