A 16-year-old faces first-degree murder and related counts after prosecutors say he killed his adoptive mother and hid her body in a trash bin. Court filings show the case moves toward arraignment and a detention review in June.

A man was shot and killed late Tuesday near NW 23rd and N Portland in Oklahoma City. Police say no suspect information is available as detectives investigate.

Oklahoma City police released surveillance photos after a theft near NW Expressway and Rockwell; they’re asking the public to call Crime Stoppers with tips.

On the 24th anniversary of the Webbers Falls I‑40 bridge collapse that killed 14, survivors and officials mark the day as replacement work begins.

Savanna Ennis, 35, died after her vehicle left the roadway and struck another car head-on on U.S. 259 near Carson Creek Road, troopers say.

A woman linked to the 2018 death of a newborn is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday after a plea in the long‑dormant case. The file was reopened after a 2023 child‑abuse injury.

A person was shot twice near Southwest 29th Place and South Dumas Avenue in southwest Oklahoma City; police are searching for the shooter and reviewing nearby surveillance footage.

An early-morning shooting near SE 44th and Anderson sent one person to the hospital while police searched for a suspect.

Three people were arrested after a pursuit that began in northwest Oklahoma City and ended in a crash in Edmond. Police say the chase followed a reported home break-in.

Deputies say they recovered multiple firearms and suspected narcotics from a Highland Road home during a felony investigation last Friday; two people were arrested.

A Cleveland County judge dismissed a fan's suit claiming an Alabama player punched him during a chaotic postgame field rush; the plaintiff's lawyer says he will appeal. The ruling rested on warnings and the idea that the fan assumed the risk by entering the field.

A Coweta man was arrested Friday after allegedly threatening to "shoot" the Wagoner County Courthouse; deputies arrested him at his home and he remains jailed without bond.

The former president of First National Bank of Lindsay admitted manipulating loan records and using bank funds to cover overdrafts, prosecutors say. Regulators moved in after false records were discovered.