Tulsa investigators arrested a man after cyber tips flagged messaging accounts with alleged child sexual abuse material. Authorities say hundreds of illicit files were seized.

A bicyclist died Friday morning after a crash at Newcastle Road and MacArthur Boulevard in Oklahoma City. Police say the driver stayed and is cooperating.

A Weleetka man was sentenced to life in federal prison after a jury convicted him in a 2024 Okemah shooting that prosecutors say occurred on tribal land.

Billy Wayne Williams pleaded guilty in federal court to charges tied to the March 16, 2025 shooting of a Webbers Falls officer. He remains in federal custody pending sentencing.

A man was beaten and his car stolen at gunpoint near NW 28th and Barnes, leaving him hospitalized. Police released suspect information and are asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.

A Caddo woman admitted in federal court she caused a head-on crash on U.S. 70 that killed a Bonham woman and her unborn child. The plea follows an FBI and Oklahoma Highway Patrol investigation.

A Pontotoc County judge gave 26-year-old Bryan Countryman of Ada a 45-year sentence after an OSBI ICAC probe found more than 100 files of child sexual abuse material. The bureau says the case began with a CyberTip from NCMEC.

Viral clips purportedly show Noah Ney rapping, smoking and flashing gang signs from inside prison. Prosecutors say the footage was posted from smuggled phones and could hurt his 2028 review.

Police arrested a 33-year-old after DNA was reportedly tied to the December death of 85-year-old Ina Balch in northwest Oklahoma City; investigators say she suffered multiple injuries.

A blaze in Geary tore through Blaine County District One's road shop, destroying heavy equipment and prompting an investigation by the fire marshal.

A night of shootings, apartment break-ins and a stabbing in northeast Tulsa left two people dead and detectives urging witnesses to come forward.

A pedestrian was critically injured in a hit-and-run near Straka Terrace in Oklahoma City. Police are investigating and asking the public for tips.

Vandals stripped copper and damaged memorial lighting at the Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum, leaving volunteers to cover thousands in repairs and plan $100k in security upgrades.