Oklahoma City police shared surveillance photos and a case number after a robbery on N. Classen; Crime Stoppers is seeking anonymous tips.

An Osage County jury found Gideon Goodeagle guilty of first‑degree rape and recommended a life sentence. Police say he fled the state and was arrested in Springfield, Missouri.

OBN agents raided Whale Farm Inc. in Stratford on Tuesday, confiscating 10,656 marijuana plants and about 296 pounds of processed marijuana. One person was taken into ICE custody and more arrests are expected.

Moore police are searching for Eddie Pierce after he fled an attempted traffic stop; a passenger was detained and officers asked residents to avoid the area.

Oklahoma City police released images of a man sought in a burglary near NW 5th and Shartel. Tipsters may be eligible for a cash reward.

OKC police gave the all‑clear after a bomb threat at Integris Southwest; the caller was identified and officials say there was no credible danger.

An Osage County man accepted a plea deal resolving multiple child‑sex charges that will lead to decades in state prison and financial penalties. Formal sentencing is pending.

OKC crews worked Tuesday morning to extinguish two house fires near the 2800 block of S Goff; officials posted only a brief on-scene update.

A grass fire northwest of Shawnee forced evacuations Monday for residents between Westech and Coker roads as crews worked to contain the blaze.

Police set a perimeter in southwest Oklahoma City after a welfare check escalated into an active standoff on the 4000 block of SW 26th Street. Investigators remained on scene and had not confirmed injuries.

A longtime city attorney says he resigned under duress after alleging more than $400,000 in OKCPD‑seized cash was funneled into City accounts without proper process. Court filings now ask a judge to undo the transfers.

Two people were found dead inside a Guthrie home Sunday evening; investigators say the deaths are being treated as an apparent murder‑suicide.

A Marshall County lawsuit says Kingston Public Schools ignored a tradition of sexualized hazing that targeted freshman girls at a June 2024 basketball camp. The district denies the accusations as investigators and the DA review the case.