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Norman expanded seven-day debris pickup and has removed more than 7,000 cubic yards of brush since the July 4 storm as crews focus on the hardest-hit wards.
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M.T. Berry, Oklahoma City's first Black police chief and longtime assistant city manager, died at 75 after battling brain cancer. City leaders praised his 49 years of service.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Bodycam from an April traffic stop shows deputies pull a tiny bag of meth from a suspect's belly button in Oklahoma County.
Police searched a Tecumseh neighborhood Friday after a reported home stabbing; a woman was hospitalized and a male suspect fled on foot.
Community & Society in ...
Trae Young announced a second Young Family Athletic Center for Yukon, expanding the foundation's footprint beyond Norman. Officials have not yet released a site or timeline.
Food & Drinks in ...
Opus Prime Steakhouse in Oklahoma City closed on June 28, 2026 after nearly 19 years. Owner Bill Wilson said he is retiring, ending the Memorial Road staple's run.
A brief chase in northwest Oklahoma City ended in a crash near Sheridan and Classen; a suspect was arrested and two people were hospitalized.
Bodycam shows a Moore officer pulling a mother and her 11-month-old from an overturned SUV; investigators say the driver had a 0.14 BAC and was arrested.
Retail & Industry in ...
Integrated Utility Services bought Sapulpa's Paragon Industries out of Chapter 11 and says it will invest in the plant, upgrade operations and preserve jobs.
An Edmond officer received a lifesaving award after applying a chest seal to a stabbing victim; officials say his fast care helped the patient survive surgery.
Public records show GOP runoff hopeful Marty Quinn registered in Arkansas and claimed a Hot Springs condo, raising questions about Oklahoma’s five‑year residency rule.
The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City has told Catholics to stop attending Mass at Saint Michael Chapel in Bethany after the Vatican declared a schism involving SSPX clergy.
USG will idle its Southard, Oklahoma plant, putting about 300 jobs at risk. Company and local agencies say they will coordinate transition and retraining support.
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