The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office shared theft prevention tips on Facebook, advising residents on securing property, vehicles, and digital information.

The Logan County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating local law enforcement to trick people into sending money via Bitcoin for fake warrants.

Two individuals were arrested in Haskell County after a woman was found dead with stab and gunshot wounds. A second body was also discovered; the investigation continues.

Armed robbery at an Oklahoma City dispensary leads to the swift arrest of suspects with $2000 in stolen goods.

A shooting in Stillwater injured one; the victim is hospitalized and police are investigating with no suspects or motive yet released. Residents are advised to avoid the area.

Donald Eugene Cooks from Oklahoma City was sentenced to 92 months in prison for mail theft and witness tampering, with the case involving collaboration between the Postal Inspection Service and local police.

John Calvin Moore was sentenced to seven years for drug trafficking and firearms possession after Oklahoma police found drugs disguised as Christmas presents.

A North Carolina man was sentenced to seven years in prison for possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute and having a firearm as a felon, after police found drugs disguised as Christmas presents during a traffic stop.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help via social media in the unsolved homicide case of Wes Langley from 2020 in Shawnee, Oklahoma.

Two Oklahoma City men received federal prison sentences for illegal firearms dealings and possession, with Osborn getting 68 months and Hermosillo 168 months.

A 21-year-old man, Malik Wilson, was shot and killed in northwest Oklahoma City. The incident is under investigation, with limited suspect information available.

Valerie Ann Hartless turned herself in to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office on a charge of Enabling Child Sexual Abuse. Her arrest is unrelated to her job at Norman Public Schools.

The Justice Department is increasing its focus on violent crimes in Indian Country, deploying 60 FBI personnel over six months to solve cases with local and tribal law enforcement agencies.