The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Oklahoma has secured several prison sentences for crimes including drug trafficking, assault on an officer, and gang-related maiming.

Oklahoma's AG Gentner Drummond advises citizens to donate to charities safely and knowledgeably during the holiday season, highlighting the need to verify their legitimacy to prevent scams.

Norman's Parks and Recreation maintenance team won first place for the third year at the ORPS Conference in Tulsa, showcasing exceptional skill and team consistency.

A semi-trailer crash on I-35 near Purcell caused a gravel spill and significant traffic delays, with authorities advising caution and alternate routes.

Oklahoma City Utilities Department warns residents to dispose of fats, oils, and grease properly to avoid holiday plumbing disasters and offers guidelines for FOG disposal.

The Norman Police Department is recruiting at an OU football game, offering free goodies and urging attendees to apply before the November 30 deadline.

The NWS forecasts a shift to sunny skies in Oklahoma City today, with temps reaching 64°F, and a cooler evening. Clear weather is expected through Wednesday, with a high near 50°F. Rain chances increase over the weekend.

Oklahoma City announces the "Better Broadway" streetscape project completion in Automobile Alley, inviting residents to a ribbon-cutting on Nov. 25, aiming to improve walkability, safety, and area accessibility.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers using spoofed calls and pressure tactics to trick residents into making unrecoverable payments via apps or gift cards.

The Yukon Fire Department unveiled their new Training Tower, enhancing their preparedness with community support and a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Chief Vogt.

Dense fog advisory issued in Oklahoma; low visibility poses driving hazards, with fog expected to clear after 9 a.m. Showers and thunderstorms forecasted for the evening.

Oklahoma's AG issued a cease and desist to OptumRx for "deceptive" practices including illegal retroactive pharmacy payment clawbacks due to the company's internal error.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Oklahoma continues to prosecute financial crimes, sentencing Aaron Johnson, Deonte Hornsby, and Rahbin Ward for bank fraud and mail theft during a federal funding lapse.