The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office is deploying more deputies for traffic safety, funded by a grant, to focus on accident-prone areas, while maintaining regular patrols.

A jackknifed semi caused delays on I-35 near the I-44 junction in Oklahoma City, with emergency crews responding and traffic being diverted to I-44 westbound.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and died at the scene near SW 12th St. and Portland Ave. in Oklahoma City. The victim was hit by a trash truck during poor visibility conditions.

Holden Clayton received a 40-year sentence for raping minors and possessing child pornography, using social media to target victims. Another case showed police delays in Manchester allowed an offender to kidnap a child.

Three individuals from Lawton were sentenced for defrauding TRICARE out of $3 million by billing for unattended services, resulting in over 12 years' total prison time.

Inmate Donna Lair assaulted Detention Officer Lydia Saunders in Cleveland County Detention Center, causing serious injuries that required hospital treatment.

David Ray Hinds Jr. was the 19th homicide victim in Oklahoma City; found shot at the Relax Inn on April 21, 2025. The case remains unsolved, with no arrests made. Police are seeking tips.

Oklahoma's Senate Health Committee passed a bill to make trafficking abortion pills a felony, with penalties up to 10 years in prison and $100,000 fines.

A body was found in Boomer Lake, Stillwater, prompting a police and firefighter investigation near Husband Street. Identity and cause of death undisclosed.

A hazardous material spill of muriatic acid caused the closure of westbound I-240 in Oklahoma City, impacting traffic and prompting a cleanup operation.

A tornado in Spaulding resulted in one fatality, injuries, and property damage, with agencies responding and the community facing recovery challenges.

Severe floods in Moore, Oklahoma, led to two fatalities, including a child, after vehicles were swept away. Rescuers saved three people while the community faces ongoing weather threats.

Midwest City Police are requesting public aid to identify two individuals tied to a false declaration at a local business on 03/27/2025, advising people to contact Detective Mize with information.