An 81-year-old Ada man died after his vehicle was struck while crossing State Highway 1 in Pontotoc County, troopers say.

Two Mexican nationals were sentenced to 46 months after admitting they packaged and distributed fentanyl in Tulsa. Authorities seized drugs, cash and phones during a search.

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections is installing CLEARPASS full-body scanners at five prisons to detect phones, drugs and other contraband as part of a technology push.

A Wagoner woman faces felony charges after police found her mother's mummified remains in a home with about 20 dogs. Authorities say the animals are being held as evidence while the investigation continues.

Court records and advocates say an 11‑year‑old in Oklahoma City was trafficked by a family member — and that traffickers are often people victims already know.

Pallets of lithium-ion batteries burned in a storage yard at Blue Whale Materials; crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported. Investigators and state regulators are on scene.

Police posted photos after two vehicle burglaries near SW 59th and Walker. Crime Stoppers is seeking anonymous tips and may pay a reward.

Allen Sioux faces a first-degree murder complaint in the Nov. 17 killing of Mark Clewis Jr.; his arraignment is scheduled for May 27. Police say the suspect was arrested in southwest OKC.

A Target in Moore was evacuated Thursday after a handwritten bomb threat was found in a children's notepad. Police searched the store with K-9s and later reopened it.

An Enid couple was arrested April 13 after investigators say both admitted to abusing a two‑month‑old in 2022; one was booked on enabling and failure‑to‑report complaints.

OSBI's ICAC unit says a Harrah man was arrested after agents found more than 100 files of child sexual abuse material during a search of his home. He faces aggravated possession and computer‑crimes charges.

Scammers pretending to be bondsmen have been calling relatives across Oklahoma and convincing victims to send money — sometimes up to $1,000. Bondsmen and regulators urge verification and reporting.

Charging documents in Cleveland County accuse Julius Jones of conspiring to receive marijuana, cellphones and other contraband at his prison in 2024. The filing adds new legal exposure for the man whose sentence was commuted in 2021.