Valerie Ann Hartless turned herself in to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office on a charge of Enabling Child Sexual Abuse. Her arrest is unrelated to her job at Norman Public Schools.

The Justice Department is increasing its focus on violent crimes in Indian Country, deploying 60 FBI personnel over six months to solve cases with local and tribal law enforcement agencies.

Two Woodward County residents resolved allegations of making false claims for COVID-related emergency rental aid, with ordered repayment without admitting liability.

OKCPD launched two new online systems to file police reports and officer feedback, including in different languages, enhancing accessibility and accountability.

Oklahoma man Jonathon Chase Russell received a 45-year sentence for sexually exploiting children, involving distribution of explicit images to an undercover agent.

Tommy Lee Benson died after being hit with a chair during an altercation in Oklahoma City, becoming the city's 15th homicide victim of 2025. No suspects identified; police seek information.

Officials report a vehicular homicide in Oklahoma City involving 16-year-old Tamireyahna Warren, with Quimariauna Johnson arrested for First-Degree Murder.

An overnight fight at the Enclave Event Center in Oklahoma City resulted in one dead. Police are investigating the incident, with no suspects yet apprehended.

A fire truck damaged in an incident was provided a new window through community support, while a separate fire caused extensive damage to Geary High School.

A 16-year-old girl was killed in Oklahoma City in an intentional hit-and-run incident, leading to an ongoing homicide investigation and the arrest of a suspect.

Human remains were found in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma; the Sheriff's Office is investigating but assures there's no public threat. Details are limited as the inquiry is ongoing.

An Oklahoma County man, Jesus Flores, was sentenced to over seven years in federal prison for illegal firearm possession after shooting another driver during a road rage incident.

Inmate Joseph Butler, 34, was convicted of committing aggravated sexual abuse at the FTC in Oklahoma City, facing a potential life sentence and a $250,000 fine.