A 32-year-old Oklahoma man was arrested after a Sunday night stabbing in the 1700 block of Carthage Street in Fort Smith. Police say the victim was seriously injured and the suspect has a long criminal record.

Bodycam posted by the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office shows a pursuit ending in a crash; the driver admits on camera to drinking and trying to flee.

An Oklahoma City officer climbed onto a civilian car's hood during a chase and tackled a 17‑year‑old minibike rider; police say the teen was arrested and no one was hurt.

A person was pulled from a Moore home's garage after an early-morning fire; the victim was taken to Baptist Medical Center and authorities say the cause is under investigation.

An 81-year-old man and an 80-year-old woman died after their vehicle left a Latimer County road, overturned and became submerged on March 14, authorities said.

A multi-vehicle crash in southeast Oklahoma City just before 7 p.m. Saturday left one person dead and two hospitalized. Police say a motorcycle and two other vehicles were involved and the cause is under investigation.

A Tulsa traffic stop in January turned into a federal fentanyl seizure after lab tests confirmed fentanyl and booking records showed the driver had been deported last year.

A juvenile was shot in a Midwest City domestic incident on Saturday; police say the child's father was taken into custody and the victim was hospitalized.

Noble Public Schools placed a staff member on administrative leave after a student complaint prompted a Cleveland County investigation. Court records show the employee was taken into custody.

A Union Pacific freight train struck a vehicle about one mile south of Minco on Friday afternoon, killing two people, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.

A Purcell woman is in critical condition after an apparent accidental shooting at an office on South Green Avenue. Authorities say the husband was questioned and the case remains under investigation.

A 9-year-old was taken to a hospital after a hit-and-run in Oklahoma City; police say EMSA responded near W. Wilshire and investigators are searching for a black sedan.

Two Houston men received long federal sentences after prosecutors linked them to a multi‑state pharmacy burglary ring that stole tens of thousands of prescription pills.