Oklahoma City officials are responding to a DHS letter about a proposed ICE processing center, discussing the need for local approvals and public involvement.

Oklahoma City firefighters tackled a significant blaze at a vacant building, with no injuries reported despite challenging below-freezing conditions. The cause remains unknown.

Three bodies were found under suspicious circumstances in an Oklahoma City apartment, with no clear cause of death or timeline established yet. Police are investigating.

Choctaw Police officers humorously recounted on social media their unexpected task of corralling a loose cow, turning a routine night shift into a livestock adventure.

Norman Animal Welfare and the Fire Department collaborated to safely rescue a pig that had fallen into a swimming pool, as detailed in their social media post.

Norman Police seek public help in identifying a man who allegedly displayed a firearm during a larceny at Atwoods on January 3. They urge tip-offs to Norman Crime Stoppers.

A suspect robbed a pawn shop in Oklahoma City, and despite wearing a mask, a distinct facial mark under his right eye may help in identifying him. Police seek public assistance through social media.

Serial killer William Reece is back in Oklahoma to face his death sentence for the 1997 murder of Tiffany Johnston after serving life sentences in Texas for other murders.

Law enforcement agencies in Texas arrested a suspect, Manuel Robinson, wanted for a shooting in Oklahoma City, ensuring his extradition to face charges.

Dominic Allen Holland was sentenced to life in prison for multiple felonies, including rape and child sexual exploitation, by the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office, Oklahoma.

The National Weather Service warned of strong thunderstorms in Oklahoma, affecting multiple counties, with potential 50 mph wind gusts and pea-size hail. Residents are advised to seek shelter.

Tornado warning issued for central Oklahoma counties, including imminent threats in Seminole, Lincoln, and Pottawatomie until 8:30 AM CST; residents are urged to seek shelter immediately.

The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for central and southern Oklahoma, advising of 60 mph winds and penny-sized hail, affecting areas including Oklahoma City and Norman.