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Oklahoma City's forecast includes varied weather: warm and sunny days, windy conditions, chances of showers and thunderstorms, and a shift to clear and cooler weather later.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Court employee Kayla Hendryx in Hughes County was arrested for allegedly distributing drugs, as investigations reveal misconduct and misuse of position.
Antonio Knox faces 35 years in prison for manufacturing crack cocaine and illegal firearm possession after a U.S. jury conviction. Evidence included drugs, guns, and tools at his residence.
Politics & Govt in ...
The Oklahoma Attorney General introduced an award to honor law enforcement. Four officers won regional titles, with a statewide Officer of the Year to be announced.
Oklahoma's Superintendent Ryan Walters forms a new committee to align with Trump's education reform, advocating local control over federal oversight and adjustments in school curricula.
An Oklahoma resident pled guilty to a federal firearm charge after being found with a pistol despite a prior felony conviction. The case is awaiting sentencing.
Sports in ...
Oklahoma AG affirms slap fighting falls under state athletic commission's regulatory jurisdiction, aligning the sport with established combat sports oversight.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Billy Joel and Sting are scheduled to perform a duet at Milwaukee's American Family Field on April 26, 2025, marking a rare joint concert for the rock legends.
Community & Society in ...
Oklahoma City opens two outreach offices to aid residents affected by recent tornadoes, providing resources for rebuilding and recovery and offering free transportation to those in need.
Wagoner resident Christopher Honeycutt pled guilty to meth possession with intent to distribute and illegal firearm possession.
Oklahoma's voter registration hits over 2.4 million, the highest since 2000, with significant increases reported before the upcoming presidential election.
The Oklahoma City Municipal Court has canceled all sessions on November 4 due to severe weather, with Judge Philippa C. James offering continuances without fees.
A series of tornadoes struck the Oklahoma City metro area overnight, leaving damage and several injuries but no fatalities. Emergency services are responding to the aftermath.
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