A child in Broken Arrow was found in a nearby pool and later died, police say. Authorities say the investigation is active and ongoing.

A construction-related gas leak in Moore forced evacuations and shut roads near Southeast 4th and South Avery Drive as utility crews worked to secure the scene.

A Clarksville man was arrested after an undercover Wagoner County decoy posed as a 15‑year‑old; deputies say he resisted arrest and faces multiple charges.

Oklahoma City police responded to a reported stabbing near Reno and Meridian; one person was taken to a hospital and detectives are seeking tips.

A Perry daycare’s only transport van was stolen after a break‑in, pausing summer field trips and threatening daily pickups for roughly 70 children. Police are asking for tips and a GoFundMe has been launched.

OSBI agents are investigating after firefighters found a man inside a burned vehicle near Lindsay. Authorities say the cause and circumstances are under investigation.

Police are investigating a shooting in southwest Oklahoma City after officers found one person shot near South Walker Avenue and SW 21st. The victim was taken to a nearby hospital and detectives are canvassing the area.

Attorney General agents raided five Woodward grow operations, seizing more than 30,000 plants and hundreds of pounds of processed marijuana as part of a statewide crackdown.

A University of Tulsa law professor has launched a project to help families probe in‑custody deaths at the troubled Oklahoma County jail. The effort will gather records and link relatives with lawyers.

A former Caddo Nation tag-office worker from Anadarko was sentenced to six months in federal prison and ordered to repay $151,208 after admitting she diverted tag payments. Federal prosecutors say the theft was uncovered by a Bureau of Indian Affairs probe.

A Sand Springs man was arrested after deputies say he fired a gun, fled and led a dangerous high-speed chase through southern Osage County. He was booked on multiple felony complaints.

Wagoner County deputies say a Tulsa man arranged to meet a 15‑year‑old decoy and led officers on a chase that ended in Broken Arrow; charges are pending. Prosecutors will review the investigative file.

Joseph Nelson Ebert admitted in federal court to two civil‑rights counts tied to detainee incidents at the McCurtain County Jail, federal officials say.