A multi-vehicle crash closed eastbound lanes of I-40 near Anderson Road, causing traffic delays, but the road reopened after the scene was cleared. The cause is under investigation.

An Enid mother was arrested for locking her young children in a filthy apartment; police found the kids in a bedroom locked from outside, with poor conditions inside.

The Oklahoma AG's office emphasizes commitment to combat domestic violence, highlighting October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, awarding community members, and stressing state-wide issue severity.

Oklahoma man Teagen LeBlanc is charged with multiple crimes regarding minor solicitation for sex acts, based on a mother's tip about unsettling Snapchat messages.

Oklahoma City Police arrested Isaac Carrillo after his infant daughter was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead; he faces first-degree murder charges.

Oklahoma's "10 Most Wanted" fugitive, Justice Jauquin Jones, surrendered in Oregon, facing charges like rape and robbery in an incident from July 17. The list's effectiveness was highlighted by the state's Attorney General.

Welfare check led to a 17-hour standoff, two arrests, and the discovery of a dead body in Pottawatomie County.

Quail Springs Mall in Oklahoma City was evacuated after a reported bomb threat, with an orderly evacuation overseen by police. No threat was found after a thorough search, and the mall reopened later. The investigation continues.

Tecumseh, shaken by a teenager's arrest for planning a school attack, cancels classes to address safety; charges include terroristic threats and other offenses.

A student at Tecumseh High School was arrested for threatening to shoot up the school after a joint investigation by local police and the FBI. Classes were canceled for safety.

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.