A high-speed chase in Garvin County ended in a fatal standoff when an explosive device detonated at a Pauls Valley home. State investigators say multiple devices were found.

Chairman Jim Holman says the jail trust won't dissolve and will support a sales-tax push to close a growing funding gap for the county jail.

The NWS issued a cold weather advisory for Oklahoma and parts of Texas until 11 AM CST due to very cold wind chills projected to reach between 5 above zero and 12 below zero.

Lawton Police Department proposed using Clearview AI to aid investigations and presented the tool's capabilities and privacy measures to the City Council, emphasizing responsible use and oversight.

Oklahoma House Democrats have presented a legislative agenda to address the rising cost of living, proposing bills for a higher minimum wage, protection from utility and insurance cost increases, and improvements in public education funding.

An audit of the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission uncovered numerous financial control issues in their management of the OKBred account, with Rep. Harris urging immediate action to address the findings.

Norman's ECAB is hosting a "WATER'S WORTH IT!" Poster Contest for K-5 students to promote water conservation, with public voting during the April Art Walk.

Oklahoma City Police Department invites high school students to join its Youth Engagement Council for dialogue and understanding between youth and law enforcement.

Body and dashcam footage shows a high-speed I-35 chase in Kay County that ended in a crash and the arrest of 45-year-old Daelyn Rae Buggs.

Pottawatomie County deputies arrested two people after what officials called a prolonged and extremely violent domestic assault. The victim is receiving care while the investigation continues.

Norman, Oklahoma, will receive federal funds for infrastructure and safety improvements, including major street enhancements and transit vehicle replacements, after successful submissions to ACOG for FFY 2029 funding.

An 11-member task force met in Oklahoma City to study moving workers with disabilities off Section 14(c) subminimum wages and to prepare recommendations. The panel will gather testimony and deliver a final report in 2028.

The Oklahoma AG’s office posted five new roles to help get opioid settlement dollars into communities statewide. Nearly $30M has already been awarded and another grant cycle opens in February.