Oklahoma's Department of Corrections plans to add disposable nicotine vapes and pouches to prison commissaries, saying sales will be paid by inmates and aim to reduce contraband.

Senate Bill 1434 would let DPS and ODOT place automated speed cameras at work‑zone entrances to flag and stop dangerous speeders. Backers say it could save lives; critics raise privacy concerns.

Mayes County's 911 system went offline Wednesday; officials directed residents to alternate numbers while crews worked to restore service.

Edmond’s planning commission signed off on a Whataburger site plan at the Covell exit, adding another national chain to a growing mix of restaurants and retail. The move follows years of public infrastructure investment to ready the interchange for more development.

An Oklahoma City nurse pleaded guilty in federal court after investigators say he traded child sexual abuse material with a former South Carolina lawmaker.

OSBI says a 1997 Sasakwa homicide has been partly resolved after a relative’s plea and extradition; prosecution continues against another relative.

Robinson Park has rebranded the west half of the former Chesapeake campus as The Peake and is marketing the 14‑building site for offices, retail and housing. The developer plans to preserve on‑site amenities while leasing and selling space.

Reigning MVP Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander will miss the All‑Star break with an abdominal strain, forcing the Thunder into a short‑term roster reshuffle as the trade deadline arrives.

A downtown Guthrie shooting escalated into a southbound I-35 pursuit that ended with one arrest near the Kilpatrick Turnpike. Authorities say the incident is under investigation.

Oklahoma City police released surveillance photos after a stolen credit card was used near NW 10th and May. Crime Stoppers is asking for tips and may offer a reward.

State Rep. Toni Hasenbeck launched a GOP bid for Oklahoma state superintendent, centering her campaign on literacy, parents' rights and Bible access in schools. Her entry adds a legislator with a controversial education record to a crowded field.

A bill named for 9-year-old Talyn Bain would let ODOT set 45 mph school zones on state highways next to schools; it cleared a House committee 5-0.

Patchy freezing fog may slow Thursday's morning commute; sunshine and highs near 67°F follow, with elevated fire danger in far western counties.