Edmond Police are seeking a suspect in an auto burglary who made $1,600 in fraudulent credit card charges. He has a Route 66 tattoo and drove a gray sedan.

A man was fatally shot in Del City, and police are investigating without any arrests made yet. The community mourns the victim, known for his generosity.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at a Moore residence, where a family of five escaped unharmed. The fire, likely started by a vehicle, was contained to the attic and garage. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Two suspects were arrested after an attempted car theft early Tuesday in Oklahoma City, with police responding around 5 a.m. and the investigation ongoing.

An Oklahoma City police officer has been placed on leave after a traffic stop involving a 71-year-old Vietnamese man escalated, resulting in injury, with bodycam footage prompting community outcry.

A man was found dead from gunshot wounds at Del City's Rag City Customs, prompting a homicide investigation. Authorities are piecing together details of the incident.

A father and son drowned in Haskell, Oklahoma, while trying to rescue a family member from floodwaters during a storm. Their bodies were recovered the following morning.

A Texas man pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition, facing federal charges after a joint local and federal investigation.

A Lone Grove man was sentenced to over six years in prison for unlawful firearm possession as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce violent crime.

Zachary Capps was sentenced to 330 months for second-degree murder and firearms offenses after admitting guilt for a 2022 fatal shooting in Choctaw Nation jurisdiction.

An Oklahoma resident pled guilty to a federal firearm charge after being found with a pistol despite a prior felony conviction. The case is awaiting sentencing.

Four men were indicted by the Oklahoma Grand Jury for their roles in armed robberies of two marijuana grow operations, with links to a street gang and more crimes being investigated.

Presley Edward Lawson from Spiro, Oklahoma, was sentenced to ten years for distributing methamphetamine, pleading guilty to selling over 222 grams of the drug.