Oklahoma City’s K9 Dash was dragged while apprehending a suspect near SE 19th and S. Santa Fe; the dog was treated for road rash and is expected to recover.

A temporary Oklahoma law that let syringe programs operate is expiring July 1, 2026, and clinics warn ending distribution will reduce life‑saving access.

Rural Water District 7 asked customers to ration water after both pumps went offline, warning against filling pools or watering gardens until repairs are finished.

A multi‑state narcotics probe ended in Oklahoma City Tuesday with two arrests and a seizure that included cocaine, hash, thousands of fentanyl pills, cash and guns.

A new NEADA outlook projects Oklahoma’s average summer electric bill will rise to about $786 as heat returns; local fan drives and the Salvation Army are stepping in.

The USDA has suspended Arbuckle Wilderness Park’s exhibitor license for 21 days after inspectors cited alleged Animal Welfare Act violations. The suspension bars the park from exhibiting or moving regulated animals while the agency reviews the case.

A federal jury found Gretchen and Larry Tennison guilty of sexually abusing a minor in Indian country. Arrested in Montana after years on the run, the couple now face federal sentencing.

Bridge Creek hairstylist Jessica Kies lost two fingers in a June 19 fireworks explosion and now faces surgeries, months of therapy and community fundraising.

Hot and breezy today in OKC with highs near 96°F and gusty south winds. Heat ramps up into the July 4 weekend; take precautions.

A small plane crashed in a field near Goldsby, killing two people; investigators are on scene and identities have not been released.

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics' K9 team intercepted 30 kilos of suspected cocaine — about $1.6M in street value — and arrested two people as the probe continues.

Two Oklahoma City boutique owners were indicted after investigators say authorities seized more than $3 million in alleged counterfeit luxury goods.

TxDOT and ODOT have linked their traffic systems so each state can see live cameras, crash reports and lane‑level data — a step timed ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Drivers and freight operators should see more accurate cross‑state alerts on state traffic maps and apps.