Oklahoma City police released video showing their Real Time Information Center and a drone tracking a Jan. 17 homicide suspect, the department says.

Oklahoma settled with Tyson Foods and Cargill for $25.5 million over water quality issues in the Illinois River Watershed, providing relief to poultry growers after a long legal battle.

OBN's Marijuana Enforcement Team seized 5,304 plants at an illegal Devol grow farm; one person was taken into ICE custody and investigators say the operation used a fraudulent registration.

Rep. Amanda Clinton's HB 3392 aimed at equitable energy costs passes the Oklahoma House Utility Committee unanimously, targeting large energy consumers like data centers to protect average consumers.

St. Augustine city offices will close for Presidents' Day, but essential services like garbage collection will run per usual. Metered parking will be free, except at Castillo de San Marcos and the Historic Downtown Parking Facility.

Three receive felony charges for human trafficking in separate cases investigated by the OBN and OCPD, with indictments by the Oklahoma Attorney General's Grand Jury.

Devon Energy and WPX Energy plan to move their headquarters out of Oklahoma, prompting state officials to emphasize economic diversification and long-term growth strategies in sectors like aerospace and biosciences.

Al's Bicycles' SW Oklahoma City shop says suspects drove a truck through the storefront on Valentine's Day night; the store estimates $2,000 in damage and is offering a $500 store credit for tips.

Mid-70s and gusty today in Oklahoma City; a Red Flag Warning and near-record heat are expected Tuesday. Take care with outdoor burning and loose items.

A Massachusetts man was indicted for posing as former State Superintendent Ryan Walters in Oklahoma, sending fake directives to school superintendents.

Oklahoma City police set a perimeter around a northwest home Sunday near NW Expressway and Council Road as officers attempted to contact someone inside. No injuries were reported and the scene remained active into the evening.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond remarks on the execution of Kendrick Simpson for a 2006 double homicide, suggesting it brings closure to the victims' families.

A man was shot while riding in a vehicle on a northwest Oklahoma City highway; police found his car at INTEGRIS Baptist’s ER and say his injuries are not life-threatening.