Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt reviewed the 2025 session outcomes, praising successes like extended maternity leave and dyslexia support, while criticizing failures like ignoring teacher shortages and transparency issues.

Two Oklahoma City men, one with a prior murder conviction, pleaded guilty to firearms charges as part of a collaborative effort against violent crime.

Global Production Solutions funded meals for the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office, with additional donations from Chick-Fil-A and Taco Boy in Tecumseh, showing community support for law enforcement.

Oklahoma enacts the Foreign Litigation Funding Prevention Act, requiring disclosure of foreign financial backers in civil litigation to prevent foreign interference in the state's legal system.

OKC Parks announces the opening of aquatic centers and spraygrounds starting May 24, offering summer water activities, with varying fees and schedules.

Oklahoma Governor's veto of House Bill 2048, which aimed to help rural health care providers, stirs legislators’ backlash, with accusations that Big Pharma influenced the decision.

A couple in Cleveland County was critically injured after both caught on fire outside their residence. The Noble Fire Department responded, and an investigation by the local sheriff's office is underway.

Authorities investigate multiple assaults in southwest Oklahoma City, including a serious altercation and attacks on residents in their homes, with no arrests yet made.

Oklahoma City's weather is sunny with a high near 81°F and northwest winds up to 23 mph. Nights are cooler with clear skies. The weekend may bring showers and thunderstorms.

Senator Shane Jett and artist Nathan Pratt unveiled the "Firewheel" Pendleton blanket prototype at the Oklahoma State Capitol, symbolizing cultural unity and heritage, and promoted fundraising for a Wiley Post sculpture.

A shooting in Ada, Oklahoma resulted in one fatality and one critically injured person. OSBI is investigating the case, which occurred on County Road 3571 Loop. No identities or motives have been released.

Oklahoma firefighters are poised to receive tax credits for cancer screenings with the legislative advancement of House Bill 2011, after a decisive House vote pushing it towards the governor's approval.

Edmond calls for volunteers to test for lead and copper in water from homes built between 1983-1988, with certain pipe types. The testing runs June 1-September 30.