Tulsa Police arrested Hillary Hoang for DUI after a helicopter caught her trying to switch seats to evade charges; her BAC was 0.23, but she was booked for Actual Physical Control, not DUI.

Tulsa Police arrest two individuals, Luther Fowler and Kristie Nambiar, for attempting to steal an air conditioning unit and in possession of methamphetamine and burglary tools.

Tulsa Police arrested 18-year-old Talan Jones for vandalism after he was caught spray-painting "MANGO" on a wall, a tag linked to numerous property damages in the city.

Richard Dewayne Chambers received life sentences without parole for three 2024 Oklahoma murders, plus seven years for other counts, after pleading guilty.

An officer-involved shooting in Tulsa resulted in the death of a man who took his girlfriend hostage and fired at police. Officers responded to a domestic violence call and later rescued the hostage.

A man was found dead from a gunshot in SW Oklahoma City; 23-year-old Ruben Orrantia-Silva was later arrested on charges including murder and kidnapping.

A shooting at an Oklahoma City apartment complex left one dead and another injured following a gathering and altercation. No suspects have been apprehended, and police are investigating.

A semi rollover on I-35 in Logan County spilled 7,000 gallons of bio-diesel, closing southbound lanes and prompting a cleanup; the driver was hospitalized. Traffic was rerouted as cleanup continued.

Oklahoma City expands shelter capacity to accommodate 400 more individuals in freezing temperatures, with efforts including companion animal acceptance and free EMBARK transportation.

Tulsa father charged with first-degree murder in the death of his two-month-old son, who suffered extensive injuries including bite marks and fractured ribs.

The ICE and Oklahoma Highway Patrol "Operation Guardian" resulted in the arrest of 70 undocumented immigrants, with 36 being criminal aliens, over two days.

Michael Jordan was arrested in Tulsa for having a stolen firearm in a suitcase. He faces charges including firearm possession after former felony conviction.

Oklahoma's Attorney General places suspected murderer Christian Soto on the state's 10 Most Wanted list, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.