Lawsuits filed Monday in Oklahoma City accuse Matthew Veazey of diverting more than $1 million from investors into cars, credit-card bills and a Gaillardia home. His lawyer disputes the claims.

The Oklahoma Senate approved SB1238, reclassifying domestic abuse in front of children as a felony with 1–5 years behind bars and up to a $7,000 fine. The bill now heads to the House.

HB 3380 would require DHS to publish an annual child-welfare scorecard and modernize data systems; it cleared its first House committee and now heads to the House floor.

A neglected Shih Tzu was left outside the Edmond Animal Shelter; police shared surveillance and asked anyone with information to get in touch.

Oklahoma County plans a domestic-violence intervention court to work with the Diversion Hub, backed by federal funding and aiming for a November 2026 launch.

A person was killed Monday in northwest Oklahoma City after a vehicle struck them near NW 23rd and Pennsylvania. Police say the crash is under investigation.

Mid-80s heat Tuesday gives way to late-day storms and gusty winds. Secure outdoor items and keep alerts on.

Millwood High unveiled a 276 kW, 531-panel solar system that will supply about 44% of the high school’s electricity and serve as a hands‑on STEM resource.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Monday in Oklahoma City—highs near 86°F with gusty south winds. Fire‑weather concerns northwest of I‑44 and storm risk returns Tuesday.

Clear Sunday and a big warm-up Monday before showers and possible severe storms Tuesday, March 10, 2026.

An 18-year-old driver, identified as Isabella Clay, died Saturday after a two-vehicle crash on OK-72 near West Dozer Road in Muskogee County, troopers say.

Severe storms knocked down lines across Oklahoma. PSO and state emergency officials urged residents to report outages at 833‑776‑6884 while crews restore service.

Two women were killed Saturday evening in a crash on State Highway 48 in Creek County. OHP identified the victims and says the cause is under investigation.