A Muldrow resident was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after a jury convicted him of aggravated sexual abuse of a minor on Cherokee Nation land.

Oklahoma lawmakers urge State Superintendent Fields to focus on traditional education and investigate violations of compulsory attendance laws following student walkouts protesting ICE.

A crash at State Highway 9 and 84th Avenue SE in Norman left two dead. The sedan’s passengers died at the scene, and police continue to investigate while asking for tips from the community.

Tulsa is facing multiple road construction projects that will affect traffic, including lane closures on US-169, I-44/US-75 interchange renovations, and lane reductions on SH-97, with various projects continuing through 2026 and beyond.

Oklahoma Senator Tom Woods announced a $25.5 million settlement between the state and Tyson Foods, Cargill, concluding long-standing litigation and bringing relief to local poultry farmers.

Brookhaven Boulevard near Danfield Drive is partially closing from February 16 due to the Danfield Waterline Replacement Project, but access to homes will remain.

ODOT has issued traffic advisories for OKC indicating ongoing construction projects will disrupt roads through early 2026, including lane closures and narrowing for bridge repairs and replacements.

The City of Lawton honored employees and military personnel for service and health initiatives, with Everett Bonine receiving an award for operational efficiency and February 2026 being proclaimed American Heart Month and Fort Sill BOSS Day.

An early-morning blaze at the Retreat at Lakeside in northwest Oklahoma City forced evacuations and drew a swift response from firefighters. Crews extinguished the fire and investigators are probing the cause.

An Edmond resident was charged after a traffic stop tied to an FBI investigation uncovered what police described as a large amount of cocaine. He now faces Kay County trafficking and firearm counts.

A judge heard arguments Feb. 12 as attorneys pushed for Richard Glossip’s release while prosecutors urged he remain jailed pending a retrial ordered by the U.S. Supreme Court. Transcripts are due to the court within 30 days.

A state audit found payroll padding and oversight failures at the Lincoln County E‑911 Trust Authority. The director was paid $34,329 in wages auditors say she did not earn.

Gardner Tanenbaum paid $16.25M for Landmark Towers on NW 58th Street in Oklahoma City and plans to convert the three office towers into apartments.