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A Los Angeles man was sentenced to 360 months after a June traffic stop on I‑40 near Sayre revealed roughly 30 kilograms of meth hidden in a vehicle. Prosecutors say the seizure was the result of a DEA and OBN investigation.
A 38‑year‑old motorcyclist, Timothy Steely, died after his motorcycle left Hwy 78 west of Silo Road in Bryan County. Investigators say he failed to negotiate a curve and struck several roadside objects.
A Chouteau man was sentenced to 64 months in prison after a March 2024 crash that killed his partner, court records and local reporting show.
An undercover Wagoner County decoy operation, sparked by a confidential tip, led to the arrest of Randall Mukes on complaints of lewd acts and facilitating sexual conduct with a minor.
Edmond Police posted a suspect photo after several suspected financial frauds and asked the public to help identify a man with a left‑bicep tattoo. Tips were directed to a detective listed in the post.
Two crashes across the Oklahoma City metro on Monday left one person dead and snarled traffic on opposite sides of the city while investigators worked the scenes.
A 53-year-old Indianapolis man was killed early Sunday on westbound I-44 near mile marker 315 in Ottawa County. The other driver was injured and OHP is investigating.
A head-on crash on U.S. 270 in Woodward County killed a 19-year-old from Laverne, authorities say. Troopers report his car crossed the center turning lane before striking another vehicle.
A 72-year-old Dallas man led troopers on a high-speed chase on I-35 in Carter County that ended in a standoff and shut the interstate for nearly an hour.
Firefighters knocked down an apartment blaze in Midwest City on July 11; residents were evacuated and investigators are probing the cause.
Oklahoma City police were investigating a homicide near NW 30th and Classen Saturday. Officials released few details while detectives worked the scene.
A family has filed a wrongful-death suit naming UPS and Kenworth after an I‑44 crash that killed two people, alleging negligence by the driver and companies involved.
Firefighters rushed to an apartment complex in northwest Oklahoma City after crews reported heavy smoke; investigators say the blaze started near N Pennsylvania and NW 122nd and the cause is undetermined.
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