Inmate Joseph Butler sentenced to an extra 30 years for committing sexual abuse in Oklahoma City's Federal Transfer Center.

Parents in Oklahoma City are charged with first-degree murder after their 2-year-old was mauled to death by a family dog, with the DA citing their failure to protect her.

Two Oklahoma City parents face First-Degree Murder charges for the death of their toddler, following a dog attack. Four malnourished dogs were seized, and the parents allegedly ignored prior warning signs of aggression.

Uber driver Justice Johnson was arrested in Choctaw for DUI; police found alcohol and marijuana in his car. His passenger was safely driven home by officers.

A woman died, and her daughter critically injured after being hit by a DUI suspect in Warr Acres. The driver faces multiple charges, including second-degree murder.

Oklahoma City Police share a message against DUI, citing the fatal 2007 incident where Kim Tiderman-Alcorn lost her husband and son to an impaired driver, using the story to advocate the #EndDUI initiative.

A 6-year-old boy from Fillmore Elementary in Oklahoma City was killed after being hit by a school bus. The community and school district expressed their grief and are offering support services. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond targets major voice providers in Phase 2 of Operation Robocall Roundup to stop illegal robocalls, following successful initial action against smaller firms.

Authorities in The Village, OKC, are searching for suspects after a stolen vehicle led to a pursuit, ending in a crash, with the suspects fleeing on foot. No arrests have been made.

Father and son, Andres and Anthony Avila, were arrested for illegal firearms trafficking, acquiring 70 guns from gun shows without proper federal oversight. Andres, an illegal alien, cannot legally possess firearms.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond adds suspected arsonist and shooter Alexis Blackmon to Oklahoma's 10 Most Wanted list, offering a reward for information.

The Village Police Department arrested someone for aggravated DUI, highlighting the danger of drunk driving and reminding the community to use safer transportation alternatives.

Oklahoma County Sheriff and Texas law enforcement arrested 38-year-old Chrystia Stephens for outstanding drug charges, finding more substances during the arrest.