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A 19-year-old was shot and killed during a tattoo-for-hair haircut at a northeast Oklahoma City apartment. Police say no suspects are in custody and are asking for tips.
A disbarred Tulsa lawyer pleaded no contest and was sentenced to 10 years, with five years to serve and five suspended.
Police posted photos seeking two people after a residential burglary in the 3300 block of SW 28th Street. A dark Dodge Neon with a rear spoiler and a light-blue bumper sticker is described as the getaway vehicle.
Sheriff's Office says callers impersonate deputies and demand payment — often via Bitcoin kiosks — for fake warrants or missed jury duty. Hang up and report the call.
Oklahoma City firefighters tackled a blaze at an apartment complex on N. Meridian, with no injuries reported. The fire severely damaged the pool house, office, and two apartments.
Body-cam footage shows Edmond officers chasing a suspect after a smash-and-grab at Breakpoint Cards; owners say nearly $30,000 in trading cards were taken and recovered.
A man was arrested after firing multiple rounds outside a bar near North Porter and Tecumseh in Norman; police say no one was hurt.
Troopers stopped a pickup near Clinton and say they found more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana in an enclosed trailer; a Mustang man faces aggravated trafficking charges and $250,000 bond.
A 31-year-old woman was killed when a sled she was riding was struck in northwest Oklahoma City; two drivers were arrested on murder and aggravated DUI complaints.
A winter storm forced a brief postponement of Tifany Adams’ Jan. 28 sentencing in the Texas County murders; the plea deal removed the death penalty. Families must wait until Feb. 2 for the court to act.
Oklahoma City police posted surveillance images after a hotel worker was threatened and more than $2,000 was taken from a front desk.
Waterline repairs caused road closures on South Pickard Avenue in Norman, disrupting traffic; updates and reopening info were available on the city's website.
Tulsa's Mayor declares an emergency ahead of a winter storm, activating the emergency plan and putting city crews on alert to pre-treat roads and protect residents.
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