A man was shot in the leg near NE 16th Street and left cooperating with no one, police say. No suspect or vehicle has been found.

Rep. Rob Hall says student behavior, not pay, tops teacher stress — and he's eyeing new discipline law for 2027.

The Edmond-born chain's Norman debut brings Adeni chai and coffee made from Yemeni beans to Lindsey Street.

Gov. Kevin Stitt wants three state agencies to ease up on dyed diesel enforcement as harvest costs climb.

The Holdenville man vanished Saturday night from his home; his mother says people are looking for him now.

Southern Accents will sing in Washington, D.C. this Christmas — if Lexington can raise $60,000 in time.

Peggy Winstead was hurt when her U-turn attempt on U.S. 183 put her in the path of another driver traveling northbound in the same direction.

Geary Elementary lost power, prompting class cancellations at both the elementary and middle-high school; the restoration timeline remained unknown.

Debbie Binkley's attorney has requested a competency hearing after she answered the first and fourth of four distress calls during Clinton Pike's fatal beating in his cell.

Every Thursday on the Oklahoma River, survivors train as one crew, calling paddling an instant sisterhood.

Ruth Ann Harper allegedly sped through a group of bystanders when officers arrived, then continued accelerating while pursuing a man on foot before her vehicle was struck during her arrest.

Fire crews responded to a commercial fire near 6904 West Wilshire Boulevard in Northwest Oklahoma City, where flames were visible through the roof.

The three-day festival returns to Oak Cliff next month, with conversations, performances and book clubs across the program.