Oklahoma Governor Stitt reaffirms his commitment to enforcing wildlife laws equally, amid discussions on the state's conservation efforts and legal interpretations influenced by political donations.

Oklahoma City's Crime Stoppers program has been a vital part of tackling crime since 1979, relying on anonymous tips, which have led to the arrest of nearly 12,000 criminals.

Oklahoma Representative David Hardin addresses concerns about the economic impact of potential reductions in the poultry industry in Adair County and advocates for a balance between environmental and economic interests.

Oklahoma's Attorney General Drummond disputes Governor Stitt's claims about tribal hunting rights, emphasizing respect for private property and upholding legal tribal privileges.

Oklahoma City weather is transitioning from overcast to sunshine with a current temperature of 46°F, high humidity, and steady barometric pressure. The NWS forecast predicts clearing skies, highs near 60°F, and a possible rainy Sunday.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle in Oklahoma City, prompting police investigation and road closures near NW 10th and Lifestyle Dr.

Edmond voters approved Proposition 1 and 2, securing funding for city services. Officials express gratitude and commit to transparent, accountable use of funds for public safety, transportation, and infrastructure.

Two men were shot during an armed robbery in Tulsa; a 17-year-old male and 27-year-old MyQuiliah Favors were arrested, with Favors facing charges including robbery and attempted murder.

Anthony Michael Lennon was charged for not registering as a sex offender after faking a crime scene and fleeing in 2012. He was arrested in New York in 2025.

Oklahoma City is calling for residents to contribute photos and stories to a time capsule at OKC Fair Park, with a December 22 deadline. Submissions should celebrate the park's history and will be placed beneath "Bolt Tower."

Oklahoma City man, Alias Bah De Za Lawrence Soudry, was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for a fatal DUI collision on Chickasaw Nation territory.

Oklahoma City celebrates the "Better Broadway" project completion with a ribbon-cutting on Nov. 25, featuring Mayor Holt, to enhance Automobile Alley's safety and infrastructure.

Edmond introduces AlertED, a new emergency alert system for timely notifications, replacing CodeRED. Residents must sign up for texts, emails, or calls about various threats.