A brief outage knocked out Okmulgee County Sheriff’s non‑emergency lines while 911 stayed online. Service was restored before mid‑morning.

Mayes County's 911 system went offline Wednesday; officials directed residents to alternate numbers while crews worked to restore service.

An Oklahoma City nurse pleaded guilty in federal court after investigators say he traded child sexual abuse material with a former South Carolina lawmaker.

OSBI says a 1997 Sasakwa homicide has been partly resolved after a relative’s plea and extradition; prosecution continues against another relative.

A downtown Guthrie shooting escalated into a southbound I-35 pursuit that ended with one arrest near the Kilpatrick Turnpike. Authorities say the incident is under investigation.

Oklahoma City police released surveillance photos after a stolen credit card was used near NW 10th and May. Crime Stoppers is asking for tips and may offer a reward.

A Perry police officer and his girlfriend were arrested after an OSBI probe; court warrants were issued and the children involved have been placed in state custody.

A victim asked a Payne County judge to toss Jesse Butler’s no‑contest plea, arguing prosecutors violated Marsy’s Law by failing to properly consult victims. The motion could reopen the door to adult prosecution.

A Tulsa traffic stop led to the arrest of a 61‑year‑old after investigators say Snapchat and Kik accounts contained child sexual abuse material.

K9 Charlie alerted OBN agents to roughly 155 pounds of meth being trafficked into Oklahoma, officials say.

Court filings say a 14‑year‑old with type 1 diabetes went into diabetic ketoacidosis and later had both legs amputated after months without insulin; his mother faces felony neglect charges.

State agents arrested former Drumright agriculture teacher Bobby Pruitt after an OSBI investigation. He faces multiple counts of child sexual abuse and related charges.

Creek County deputies and Tulsa’s Humane Society removed dozens of emaciated dogs, cats, goats and birds from a Mannford property. Authorities say many animals need immediate medical care and donations are required.