The Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission has sidelined 171 horses after video and veterinary reports showed severe post‑race distress at Remington Park.

A Hughes County judge delayed the criminal trial of former Wetumka coach Brent McGee to September as accusers continue to press their claims.

Newcastle and Blanchard officers searched after a Grady County marijuana grow burglary; a chase ended in a crash on the 1300 block of South Dickerson Street and several people fled on foot.

The 10th Circuit upheld an unlawful‑reentry conviction after a court record tied a 2023 escape and Tulsa County booking — which flagged a 2013 removal — to the federal case.

A federal judge sentenced 22-year-old James Daniel Lee Campbell to 97 months after investigators say devices seized from his Claremore home contained child sexual abuse material. The case began with an NCMEC cybertip and identified multiple victims.

Grove police have identified the man slain in a home shooting as 33-year-old Robin Quinn Sharp and say 31-year-old Terry Joe Hicks is in custody. Investigators say the shot was fired through an opening where an air-conditioning unit had been removed.

The Tenth Circuit affirmed a $33M jury award after jurors found Ottawa County failed to provide timely medical care to a pretrial detainee who later died.

A multiagency raid in Wynnewood led to the seizure of nearly 9,000 marijuana plants and illegal pesticides; three people were detained and one handed to ICE.

A late-night fight near SW 27th and Douglas left one person critically injured after a thrown pole impaled them; one person is in custody, police say.

A loose horse from the OKC Fairgrounds ran onto northbound I‑44 near NW 23rd on Wednesday; officers secured the animal and are searching for its owner. Traffic was briefly disrupted but no injuries were reported.

OSBI says four people were arrested after a probe into alleged sexual assaults at a Purcell home; charges include rape and lewd acts involving a minor.

Two men were wounded after exchanging gunfire at a northeast Oklahoma City apartment complex; both were hospitalized and are expected to survive.

A state K9 stopped 649 pounds of black‑market marijuana moving through Oklahoma that investigators traced to California and bound for North Carolina.