Mother and daughter hit by a truck during a fight on a highway in Pushmataha County, resulting in the daughter's death and the mother's serious injuries.

A shooting at Langston University during homecoming weekend injured a non-student. Security was increased and the university continued its events. No suspects have been arrested.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office, aided by the FBI, prevented a school shooting planned by a juvenile from Tecumseh Public Schools, who confessed to the crime.

OSBI offers a $5,000 reward for information on the homicide of 75-year-old Joe Fernando Salinas in McCurtain County, urging public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a fatal shooting at a gas station that left 53-year-old Glenn Denson dead, marking the city's 55th homicide of the year.

A bicyclist was killed by a vehicle near Covell Rd. and Broadway in Edmond, with the cause of the crash still unclear and the cyclist's identity not disclosed.

In Tulsa, a man and woman stole a Dodge Durango at gunpoint. After a police chase, both were arrested, with drugs found in the vehicle. The woman's case is complicated by tribal jurisdiction issues.

A seizure-induced car crash in Tulsa caused a power outage and traffic closures on East 31st Street. The driver was rescued and hospitalized, with power restoration efforts underway.

Oklahoma City Police are investigating a fatal shooting in northeast Oklahoma City where 53-year-old Glenn Denson was killed; no arrests have been made yet.

Two men died in a severe car crash in Tulsa, when a Jeep Wrangler and Dodge Dakota collided, with the Dodge hitting a traffic pole. The Jeep driver was unharmed. Police are investigating.

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office warns of a new scam where callers pose as law officers demanding payments for fake legal issues.

Robert Preston Morris, ex-Texas megachurch leader, pleaded guilty to child sex abuse charges from the 1980s and received a 10-year suspended sentence with six months in jail.

Oklahoma's Court of Criminal Appeals has reversed a decision to suppress a confession in Karl Fontenot's 1984 murder case, as reported by the Attorney General's newsroom.