Officials have ended the search for 23-year-old University of Oklahoma student Diego Dorantes Sanchez, missing in Taiwan, but his family offers a $50,000 reward for information.

A shooting in Oklahoma City resulted in the 29th homicide of the year, claiming Cory Don Johnson's life as he rode his bicycle. Authorities are seeking public assistance, as no arrests have been made.

Altercation at Oklahoma City nursing home leads to Jerry W. Gibson's death, now investigated as homicide; raises concerns over elderly care facility safety.

Billy Sorrels was fatally shot when a bullet from Elisha Kirby's home struck him through a wall, marking the city's 28th homicide. Kirby has been arrested.

Two separate shooting incidents occurred in southwest Oklahoma City; one outside a bar was halted by a security guard, and another resulted in a fatality with an ongoing investigation.

A man was found dead from a gunshot wound in southwest Oklahoma City early Monday morning. Police are investigating the incident, with no suspects identified yet.

An Oklahoma man, Jerry Noles, received a 40-month federal prison sentence for using $250k from a company credit line for his home and securing a $1.2 million fraudulent loan.

A pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle in northwest Oklahoma City, with police investigating and the area around NW 122nd Street and Meridian Avenue closed off.

Oklahoma has raised its age of consent from 16 to 18 with the passage of House Bill 1003, aiming to strengthen protections for minors and target predators.

An inmate work crew from Oklahoma helped rescue a family trapped by tornado debris, demonstrating the value of work programs for providing aid and offering inmates a chance to contribute positively to the community.

Two Oklahoma City men, one with a prior murder conviction, pleaded guilty to firearms charges as part of a collaborative effort against violent crime.

A standoff in Maud, OK ended peacefully after SWAT negotiators secured the surrender of a man involved in a potential captivity case; the subject was taken for mental health evaluation.

Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics raided JZ Happy Farms, seizing 14,780 marijuana plants and 344 pounds of processed marijuana, with arrests expected to follow.