A man was hospitalized with life‑threatening injuries after being shot during an alleged break‑in on Lloyd Avenue in Midwest City; police say the scene is contained.

A suspect was arrested after an early-morning clothing-rack fire at the Walmart on Penn and Memorial in northwest Oklahoma City; a second Walmart in Edmond saw a separate blaze. Sprinklers and quick action limited damage at both stores.

A person was stabbed near NW 122nd and N Pennsylvania Wednesday; police are searching for a suspect and asking witnesses to come forward.

ODOC is investigating the May 17 death of 26‑year‑old Justin Howard at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester; the medical examiner will determine the cause.

ATF agents joined local deputies after a Tuesday blaze at Sheriff Jason Ritchie’s home; investigators found signs of an ignitable liquid and a $5,000 reward is being offered.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond issued a consumer alert after a shooting at utility workers, urging residents to verify workers and report threats.

Police locked down a southwest Oklahoma City block after a reported shot at a home’s door sparked a standoff near SW 60th and South Douglas. Tactical teams established a perimeter as officers negotiated.

A Vance AFB T‑6 Texan II made an emergency belly landing at McConnell AFB in Wichita; both pilots were uninjured and an investigation is underway.

Rebecca Fisher, 55, of Henryetta died Sunday after a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 75 near 321st Street; troopers say the other driver was not hurt.

Middleberg Public School ended its school resource deputy program, prompting Grady County Sheriff Gary Boggess to warn that emergency response times could rise. The district says armed security will remain.

Crews recovered a body from a river near Choctaw and Hogback roads after fishermen called 911; investigators say it's too early to determine cause.

A car struck a house near NW 80th and Walker around 3:30 a.m.; the driver ran off and police searched the neighborhood for a suspect. No description has been released.

Six people were indicted after prosecutors say they cashed over 100 fake checks at Walmart stores across Oklahoma, allegedly netting more than $100,000.