Slight chance of isolated storms Sunday with gusty southeast winds and a high near 84°F. Hot and breezy Monday with elevated fire weather across parts of western Oklahoma.

A head-on crash near OK-18 in Lincoln County killed one person and left two injured. Troopers say the northbound vehicle crossed the centerline and struck a southbound car.

A main tornado and a smaller satellite funnel appeared to merge over Braman on Thursday evening, a National Weather Service report shows, and multiple local crews captured the event on video.

Drone footage shows charred ruins at Apache Trace Apartments after a wind‑driven fire displaced about 40 residents. Local donation drives are collecting clothing and toiletries.

The 10th Circuit upheld an unlawful‑reentry conviction after a court record tied a 2023 escape and Tulsa County booking — which flagged a 2013 removal — to the federal case.

ONE Transit won a $400,000 federal grant to study 52 rail crossings between Edmond and Norman as it moves to finalize a commuter‑rail proposal that could reach voters within about a year.

OSBI says four people were arrested after a probe into alleged sexual assaults at a Purcell home; charges include rape and lewd acts involving a minor.

Louie's Grill & Bar has closed its Edmond restaurant after about 20 years, the company said on its website. Patrons are being directed to other nearby Louie’s locations.

An Oklahoma City mom says she was the target of an attempted carjacking at Devon Park and has filed a police report. She’s urging drivers to lock their doors and stay alert.

Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton laid over HJR 1089, pausing a GOP push for a state constitutional convention amid concerns about wording and representation.

Two men were identified after a boat capsized Saturday at Bell Cow Lake near Chandler; the Oklahoma Highway Patrol recovered the victims Sunday morning.

Oklahoma edged LSU in a final‑rotation thriller at Dickies Arena to claim the Sooners' eighth NCAA women's gymnastics title. The win capped a night of tight scores and big routines.

Tornado Watch 130 is in effect across 22 northern Oklahoma counties through 9 p.m. Friday. SPC warns of possible strong tornadoes, huge hail and damaging winds.