Sheriff Jason Smith and Undersheriff Jesse Yother face charges for domestic abuse, assault, intimidation, and obstruction, prompting a legal response and potential career implications.

The OKC Police seek public help to understand an I-240 violent crime spree involving carjackings and the fatal shooting of the suspect. They urge witnesses to contact the Homicide Tip-Line.

Oklahoma City Police issued a Silver Alert for missing 74-year-old Christopher Fiesel, who has medical needs, last seen wearing a gray jacket and jeans.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Oklahoma has secured several prison sentences for crimes including drug trafficking, assault on an officer, and gang-related maiming.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers using spoofed calls and pressure tactics to trick residents into making unrecoverable payments via apps or gift cards.

Oklahoma's AG issued a cease and desist to OptumRx for "deceptive" practices including illegal retroactive pharmacy payment clawbacks due to the company's internal error.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Oklahoma continues to prosecute financial crimes, sentencing Aaron Johnson, Deonte Hornsby, and Rahbin Ward for bank fraud and mail theft during a federal funding lapse.

Oklahoma City's Crime Stoppers program has been a vital part of tackling crime since 1979, relying on anonymous tips, which have led to the arrest of nearly 12,000 criminals.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle in Oklahoma City, prompting police investigation and road closures near NW 10th and Lifestyle Dr.

Two men were shot during an armed robbery in Tulsa; a 17-year-old male and 27-year-old MyQuiliah Favors were arrested, with Favors facing charges including robbery and attempted murder.

Oklahoma City man, Alias Bah De Za Lawrence Soudry, was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for a fatal DUI collision on Chickasaw Nation territory.

Three charged with multiple felonies for an alleged human trafficking operation in Oklahoma and Missouri, accused of trafficking victims for sex, conspiracy, and profiting from illegal activities.

An Afghan national residing in the U.S. has been sentenced to 15 years for an ISIS-inspired Election Day terror plot, with his co-conspirator awaiting sentencing.