Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond has initiated an audit of the State Department of Education following fiscal mismanagement allegations during Ryan Walters' tenure.

The Tulsa Police arrested Charles Huttenmaier for a series of burglaries after catching him atop a train car; over $35,000 worth of stolen goods were linked to him.

Tulsa Police arrested Jocquan Jordan for the fatal shooting of Roderick Teague after a two-day manhunt, thanks to witness cooperation and a $1 million bond.

OSBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting at the Duncan Inn Motel in Oklahoma after police shot a non-compliant armed suspect, who is now in critical condition.

Suspect Armon Williams was arrested after allegedly shooting at Tulsa police, wounding an officer, during a chase that ended when an officer struck him with a patrol vehicle.

Pryor couple, who ran a non-profit, were convicted of embezzling funds meant for addiction recovery, using them for personal luxuries. They face up to 18 years in prison and $45,000 in fines.

Oklahoma's Operation Guardian Sweep, led by Governor Stitt, OHP, and ICE, apprehended over 125 illegal immigrants and raised concerns over out-of-state commercial licenses.

Two men from Oklahoma City were sentenced to over nine years in prison for illegal ammunition and a pipe bomb.

Keith Terrell Thompson from Oklahoma City was sentenced to nine years in federal prison for firearms trafficking, including illegal machinegun possession, and intent to distribute drugs.

Detention officers Jaycob Willis and Mallory Balmer from Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office were commended for saving a driver from a train collision after her car crashed in Norman, OK.

Andrew Scott Hastings from Tulsa, Oklahoma, is charged with attempting to supply al-Qaida with 3-D printed weapons and with illegal weapons possession.

Robert Henry died after an altercation in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, where he was struck with an axe by Steve Keel over a lawn equipment service dispute. Keel was arrested and faces charges.

El Salvadoran national Luis Mejia-Alas was sentenced to 20 months in a U.S. federal prison for illegal firearm possession after a high-speed chase in Oklahoma City.