A Ring camera in an Edmond memory care room allegedly caught a nursing assistant grabbing a dementia patient by his shirt collar.

Al DerRubio, who lost brother Dave to 9/11, wants Oklahoma City's stair climb to keep his memory alive for kids born after 2001.

Steve Lucas walks a third of his Chandler orchard daily, racing squirrels for chestnuts customers buy out every year.

Oklahoma City is pulling barrier posts off its trails after cyclists blamed them for crashes, but police worry cars will follow.

OG&E's new Horseshoe Lake turbines can already power 300,000 homes — and they're built to burn hydrogen someday.

The three-day craft show takes over two buildings at OKC Fair Park next month, with teachers scoring half off Sunday tickets.

Six towering markers will greet drivers on major interstates, part of a $32.9 million beautification push before the Games.

Police near Northeast 8th Street and North Martin Luther King Avenue say they can't yet confirm if anyone was hit in the overnight exchange of gunfire.

Judge Lawrence Wheeler admitted a family-law ruling cited two fake cases invented by ChatGPT. Oklahoma prosecutors passed on charges, but discipline could still follow.

Firefighters raced to downed lines and lightning strikes as Oklahoma County alone logged over 2,200 dark households Thursday morning.

Starwood Capital and Trinitas Ventures are backing the seven-story project, replacing 64 existing apartment units.

An Oklahoma City Police Facebook post references the area near NW 16th and MacArthur.

Amparo Espinoza, who walks with a limp, was located hours after leaving home near NW 178th and Western.