Two people were critically burned after a pressure release at an oilfield near Yukon; county officials say there was no explosion and no wider danger.

Fire crews battled an apartment blaze near the 9500 block of South I-35 Service Road in southeast Oklahoma City. Officials shared initial updates on the department's X account.

A judge has paused Weatherford’s ammonia lawsuits while the NTSB finishes its probe, leaving injured residents waiting for a July 6 status hearing. Local attorneys say the delay complicates recovery and legal timelines.

A fire that began at a homeless encampment spread into nearby U-Haul storage buildings in northwest Oklahoma City. Officials say the blaze is under control and no injuries were reported.

A Wilson man is on trial in Carter County after deputies say they found more than 100 files tied to two young victims; he faces 11 child-sex counts.

Washita County dive teams searched Clinton Lake near Foss after California investigators sought evidence in a murder probe; one item was recovered for DNA testing.

A trained lifeguard and OU freshman used CPR and an AED to revive a collapsing player during a snow‑hit Mulhall‑Orlando tournament, keeping him alive through a long EMS delay.

A Tulsa-area survivor confronted her alleged abuser in McIntosh County court as charges, cross‑state arrests and questions about protective orders move forward.

Inmate Corey Jones received an additional 46-month sentence for threatening to kill an FTC prison guard, adding to his time for assaulting federal officers.

Oklahoma's Attorney General, Gentner Drummond, and 15 other state attorneys general are questioning YouTube's content moderation practices, particularly on conservative content, seeking transparency from its parent company, Alphabet Inc.

A pre-dawn blaze tore through the Sunnyview Apartments in Del City; firefighters worked through the morning and officials say the cause and injuries remain unknown.

A Norman liquor store owner pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing child‑pornography material; prosecutors say a cellphone seized during an October FBI raid contained abusive videos.

Muskogee police cleared a home in the 300 block of South N Street Thursday after a false report of a shooting. Authorities say the call was a 'swatting' hoax and the incident is under investigation.