Tulsa Police and emergency services aided a 13-year-old boy in distress who had climbed onto a store's roof and expressed self-harm intentions. He was safely brought down and received immediate care.

Tulsa Police are searching for 77-year-old Heberto Ayala, who has gone missing before. He was last seen in Tulsa wearing a black jacket and green pants.

A burglary at an Oklahoma marijuana grow op led to a police chase and the arrest of Deng James Magong, who faces multiple charges. Approximately 37 pounds of stolen marijuana were recovered.

Two individuals were arrested after a woman, Theresia Myers, was found dead in Enid, Oklahoma; the cause of death is pending investigation by the OSBI.

Five men were arrested in a sting operation in Glenpool for illegal activities, including one for soliciting a minor. The operation was a multi-agency effort.

An Air Force OA-1K Skyraider II made an emergency landing in Oklahoma City, hitting power lines and starting a fire but causing no injuries. The incident is under investigation.

Oklahoma's OCTF raided an illegal marijuana grow site, seizing 15,000 plants and arresting several individuals, with support from multiple agencies including ICE. The operation also uncovered body armor and illegal pesticides.

OSBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting where suspect Dustin Tackett was wounded during a felony arrest warrant execution in Bokoshe, Oklahoma.

A fatal shooting at the Executive Inn in Tulsa resulted in a 22-year-old's death; the shooter claimed self-defense and has not been charged pending investigation.

Tulsa police arrested Dwight Lee Busby II for the 40th homicide of the year following a park shooting, supported by surveillance footage and a confession.

A shooting at OSU's Carreker East dorm left three hospitalized; police responded, finding no suspects or ongoing threat. The incident followed a large off-campus party. University operations have continued with heightened security.

A gunshot on Oklahoma State University's campus led to a police response and ongoing investigation, with the incident location being outside a residence hall. The case has been transferred to the university police for further investigation.

Tifany Adams pleaded no contest to charges related to the murders of two Kansas women, avoiding the death penalty. Her sentencing is set for January 28th.