Pottawatomie County offices are closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but emergency services remain operational. Regular county services resume on January 21.

Two Oklahoma County deputies saved a woman's life from an overdose by administering Narcan, highlighting their critical role as first responders amid the opioid crisis.

Virginia Hubbard, wanted for neglect and financial exploitation, was captured in Detroit after an anonymous tip, with the Attorney General's Most Wanted list updated to include three new fugitives.

Oklahoma schools cancel Monday classes due to severe winter weather, with some institutions moving to virtual learning and healthcare facilities adjusting their hours.

Norman City Hall closed due to an HVAC issue, affecting multiple offices and services. No timeline for repairs has been given, but updates will be provided on their website.

Oklahoma City firefighters tackled a house fire near S Morgan Road, where flames erupted from the attic, causing roof collapse. Despite the damage, all residents safely evacuated, and there were no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Two died in a crash on US-283 near Cheyenne, Oklahoma; a Ford F-350 fishtailed and collided with a Nissan NV3500, killing Misti D. Morris and passenger Thomas J. Stampul. Driver Rene G. De La Cruz was hospitalized.

A man died after a home invasion in Edmond, Oklahoma; police are seeking two male suspects. The incident, involving gunshots, occurred on Pinnacle Lane.

Garvin County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance to locate Garet Lyn White, facing charges including child sexual abuse and rape. He is considered dangerous and should not be approached.

The Norman Police Department will briefly close certain divisions on January 7, 2025, for Officer Bryan’s memorial; emergency services remain operational.

A man from Oklahoma received a 21-month prison sentence for failing to comply with sex offender registration after a conviction for second-degree rape.

Honduran national Adelby Martinez Mendez pleads guilty to unlawful reentry in the U.S. after prior deportations.

The DOJ found Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, and OKCPD discriminate against individuals with behavioral health disabilities, relying too much on police for 911 mental health calls.