A man was found shot and pronounced dead Friday inside an apartment near SW 36th and S Pennsylvania in southwest Oklahoma City. Police say they have no suspect information and are asking for tips.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a 17-year-old suspected of setting a southeast OKC church on fire and committing related vandalism; officers say evidence links the acts to an extremist group. The case is being referred to the state for prosecution.

Linda Hollrah has sued Sonic, saying a Dec. 16 parking‑lot stabbing left her with serious injuries and that the chain’s failures — including inoperable cameras — made the attack possible. The complaint seeks damages and the case will move through Oklahoma County court.

A Guthrie woman survives a shooting by Michael Adeniran, who then led police on a high-speed chase before his arrest.

A grass fire along I-35 near the Camp Drive exit in Logan County burned several acres Friday and backed up traffic for miles as Guthrie crews called for mutual aid.

Oklahoma City police say 24 guns were stolen from vehicles this year, and 20 came from unlocked cars. The department urges owners to lock cars and secure firearms.

Wagoner County deputies recovered stolen tools, meth and marijuana and a firearm after a Feb. 5 search warrant in the Toppers area. Two people were arrested and the probe remains active.

An Oklahoma County judge revoked a suspended sentence and ordered an OKC man to five years behind bars after prosecutors said he repeatedly broke probation tied to a 2023 bar shooting.

The family of Lee Hodges says prosecutors declined to charge the property owner who shot him in Cromwell and is demanding 911 and body-camera recordings.

Two Okmulgee County deputies were shot while on a call; one was flown to Tulsa and a suspect is in custody as OSBI investigates.

A brief outage knocked out Okmulgee County Sheriff’s non‑emergency lines while 911 stayed online. Service was restored before mid‑morning.

Mayes County's 911 system went offline Wednesday; officials directed residents to alternate numbers while crews worked to restore service.

An Oklahoma City nurse pleaded guilty in federal court after investigators say he traded child sexual abuse material with a former South Carolina lawmaker.