Video shows a Seminole coach strike an umpire during a May 2 youth game; he was arrested and charged with assault upon an athletic official.

Four people, ages 18–20, were killed after a wrong‑way driver struck their car on I‑40 near Czech Hall Road early Friday. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating.

A 32‑year‑old Oklahoma City man was sentenced to 137 months in federal prison after admitting he possessed a firearm during an armed apartment robbery. Court filings list multiple prior felony convictions.

A boy tied to a long-running Broken Arrow custody fight ran away and alleged abuse; a judge dismissed an emergency protective order as officials call for probes.

A man was hospitalized with life‑threatening injuries after being shot during an alleged break‑in on Lloyd Avenue in Midwest City; police say the scene is contained.

A suspect was arrested after an early-morning clothing-rack fire at the Walmart on Penn and Memorial in northwest Oklahoma City; a second Walmart in Edmond saw a separate blaze. Sprinklers and quick action limited damage at both stores.

A person was stabbed near NW 122nd and N Pennsylvania Wednesday; police are searching for a suspect and asking witnesses to come forward.

ODOC is investigating the May 17 death of 26‑year‑old Justin Howard at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester; the medical examiner will determine the cause.

ATF agents joined local deputies after a Tuesday blaze at Sheriff Jason Ritchie’s home; investigators found signs of an ignitable liquid and a $5,000 reward is being offered.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond issued a consumer alert after a shooting at utility workers, urging residents to verify workers and report threats.

Police locked down a southwest Oklahoma City block after a reported shot at a home’s door sparked a standoff near SW 60th and South Douglas. Tactical teams established a perimeter as officers negotiated.

A Vance AFB T‑6 Texan II made an emergency belly landing at McConnell AFB in Wichita; both pilots were uninjured and an investigation is underway.

Rebecca Fisher, 55, of Henryetta died Sunday after a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 75 near 321st Street; troopers say the other driver was not hurt.