A Weleetka man was sentenced to life in federal prison after a jury convicted him in a 2024 Okemah shooting that prosecutors say occurred on tribal land.

Contract renewals for Oklahoma's SoonerCare have stalled amid a new attestation process, leaving providers unpaid and patients at risk of interrupted care.

Billy Wayne Williams pleaded guilty in federal court to charges tied to the March 16, 2025 shooting of a Webbers Falls officer. He remains in federal custody pending sentencing.

An 18,000‑square‑foot Lake Hefner clubhouse opens in OKC with a restaurant, rentable simulators and a new pro shop ahead of a ribbon cutting and grand‑opening weekend.

A man was beaten and his car stolen at gunpoint near NW 28th and Barnes, leaving him hospitalized. Police released suspect information and are asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.

A Caddo woman admitted in federal court she caused a head-on crash on U.S. 70 that killed a Bonham woman and her unborn child. The plea follows an FBI and Oklahoma Highway Patrol investigation.

OKC Parks says maintenance crews are finishing the renovated Sellers Performing Arts Center; classes, auditions and community productions are set to return soon.

A Fort Gibson family left their home after dark fluid seeped into the bathroom. Regulators say legal limits prevent an easy fix.

The ACES 2025 Annual Report shows 37 aerospace-project wins that produced about $454 million in new investment and 1,325 direct jobs, with a $6.8 billion pipeline. Major deals include a $300M CBC plant at MidAmerica and several manufacturing expansions across the state.

An Edmond family says national landlord American Homes 4 Rent left their rental in disrepair, then filed an eviction after the family withheld rent while repairs lagged. A public adjuster called the house "barely habitable."

Warm and breezy today in Oklahoma City with highs in the low 80s. Strong storms are likely Friday into Saturday with heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

Tornado Watch 86 covers the Oklahoma City metro and dozens of nearby counties through midnight. Forecasters warn of possible tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds.

The Oklahoma Tax Commission says letters sent last Friday warn that OkTAP files — including W‑2s and 1099s — may have exposed Social Security numbers; credit monitoring is being offered.