The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office reported that 182 inmates are seeking changes in their lives, influenced by a jail ministry offered by the Norman Bible Church.

Tulsa Police arrest two individuals, Luther Fowler and Kristie Nambiar, for attempting to steal an air conditioning unit and in possession of methamphetamine and burglary tools.

The Tulsa Veterans Day Parade celebrated its 107th year with the Tulsa Police Department participating and showcasing their connection to the military through a social media post.

Tulsa Police arrested 18-year-old Talan Jones for vandalism after he was caught spray-painting "MANGO" on a wall, a tag linked to numerous property damages in the city.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather with rising temperatures towards the mid-70s to low 80s in Oklahoma City, with a slight chance of showers by Sunday night.

Richard Dewayne Chambers received life sentences without parole for three 2024 Oklahoma murders, plus seven years for other counts, after pleading guilty.

State Rep. Gann is challenging rate increases and bond payments resulting from Winter Storm Uri in Oklahoma's Supreme Court, citing unperformed audits and alleging conflict of interest by Commissioner Hiett.

Oklahoma will distribute partial SNAP benefits within 24 hours after federal approval, following a government shutdown, with Gov. Stitt praising community efforts.

Lawton city is holding an online surplus vehicle and equipment auction from November 20 to December 16, with items previewable on Purple Wave Auction site.

An officer-involved shooting in Tulsa resulted in the death of a man who took his girlfriend hostage and fired at police. Officers responded to a domestic violence call and later rescued the hostage.

The Oklahoma Latino Youth Leadership Summit, hosted by the state's Legislative Latino Caucus, engaged over 100 attendees in discussions about leadership and civic engagement.

Tulsa drivers face lane closures and detours due to ongoing highway projects, including lighting work on SH-51 and safety device installation on SH-11, with some projects lasting into 2028.

The US Supreme Court upheld a Trump administration policy to require passports to display biological sex at birth, aligning with AG Gentner Drummond's stance.