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A 23-year-old Pryor woman died Sunday after her vehicle left County Road E 620 and struck a fence and a tree, troopers say.
A 21-month-old with cerebral palsy was found severely underweight and with a pressure wound; two Oklahoma County parents were arrested and DHS removed three children.
Two bodies were found near NE Grand Boulevard in northeast Oklahoma City early Sunday. Authorities say the deaths are not being investigated as homicides at this time.
A 47-year-old Newkirk woman, Eugenia Ladawn Sester, was killed Thursday night in a two-vehicle collision in Kay County, troopers said.
A Cleveland County deputy was hospitalized and an adult woman died after a two‑vehicle crash at E Cedar Lane and Classen in Norman. Investigators are on scene.
Two former Memorial Park employees are accused of selling graves they didn't own and pocketing more than $1 million, court documents show.
The OSBI ICAC unit arrested 37‑year‑old James Turnispeed of Braggs after agents say they found child sexual abuse material on electronic devices; he faces possession, distribution and computer‑crime counts.
A Coweta man was arrested after authorities say he shot at a Wagoner County emergency drone being used in a search for a missing juvenile on April 13.
Police released images and a case number after a suspected break-in and vandalism at a Bricktown apartment leasing office. Crime Stoppers is seeking anonymous tips.
Corey Harris says his Corey B. Cookin' spot in northeast Oklahoma City was vandalized and he received death threats; neighbors have stepped in to help.
Fire crews responded Thursday to a house fire in the 6400 block of South County Line Road in Oklahoma City; initial posts say crews were on scene and no injuries were reported.
State Superintendent Lindel Fields asked top state officials to review Feed The Kids after OSDE and USDA flagged possible irregularities in federal reimbursements.
An Oklahoma DHS employee was arrested Thursday after auditors say roughly $2 million may have been misappropriated from a low‑income assistance program. The probe is now with the agency's OIG.
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