One person was critically injured in a motorcycle accident caused by ice in northeast Oklahoma City, with additional danger from the victim not wearing a helmet.

An Oklahoma man pleaded guilty to leading a $9.4 million Ponzi scheme through his cryptocurrency firm, Wolf Capital Crypto Trading LLC, defrauding thousands of investors.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's office reported the CITCO's seizure of over 1685 pounds of narcotics, including a dangerous 222 pounds of fentanyl, highlighting the opioid crisis.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office saved a woman from a fentanyl overdose, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis despite CITCO’s seizure of 222 pounds of fentanyl last year.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office executed two search warrants in a sexual assault investigation, collaborating with the 23rd Judicial District Task Force.

Donovan Ray, on Oklahoma's "10 Most Wanted" list, was arrested in Bryan County after public tips led law enforcement to him. He faces charges for the rape of a minor in 2017.

One person was hospitalized after a stabbing in northwest Oklahoma City, with the suspect fleeing the scene. Another separate but non-fatal stabbing occurred in southwest Oklahoma City. Both cases are under investigation.

The Oklahoma County Jail inspection by the OSDH uncovered issues like infestations and incomplete safety checks, highlighting severe staff shortages and noncompliance with regulations.

The 49th Annual Chili Supper Benefit, organized by Norman Police, Fire Department, and Cleveland County Sheriff, will be held on January 30 at Norman High School, supporting the Cleveland County Christmas Store.

Durant man, Henry Tyler Allen, pled guilty to a federal gun charge due to possessing a firearm after a past felony conviction. He awaits sentencing following a presentence investigation.

Oklahoma City prepares for snow and ice, urging residents to stay off roads, utilize warming centers, and protect pipes and pets.

A 32-year-old man died in a rollover crash in Seminole County when his vehicle flipped during a U-turn. He wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and speed was a factor.

Pottawatomie County offices are closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but emergency services remain operational. Regular county services resume on January 21.