Detention officers Jaycob Willis and Mallory Balmer from Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office were commended for saving a driver from a train collision after her car crashed in Norman, OK.

The Village Police beat Fire Dept. 14-13 in charity softball, raising $3,209.52 for Special Olympics Oklahoma.

Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office and Metro Tech unveiled a new 911 Communications Center, which will improve emergency responses and serve as a training hub for dispatchers.

Oklahoma City forecast includes a week of sunny days, mild evenings, and consistent temperatures in the mid-80s.

The Oklahoma mental health system is struggling to comply with a class-action lawsuit settlement, remaining inadequate in providing court-ordered services to pretrial defendants.

The Oklahoma AG is taking a firm stance against companies like Roblox and tech giants for inadequate digital safeguards, vowing to protect children online from predators and inappropriate content.

Oklahoma Democratic leaders criticize ODMHSAS for mental health service cuts and failure to adhere to a consent decree, highlighting the negative impact on those needing treatment.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is looking for a new education leader following Ryan Walters' resignation to prioritize students and renew the state's education system.

Oklahoma City's week ahead features sunny days with highs in the 80s and clear, temperate nights in the mid-60s, according to the National Weather Service.

The Lawton Fort Sill Buffalo Soldier chapter received the Clean Sweep Award for environmental service, recognizing their efforts in adopting and maintaining a local highway.

Melissa Gomez received the Employee Spotlight Award for her outstanding service as an Administrative Assistant at Lawton's Central Fire Station, where she facilitated a same-day inspection for a local food truck vendor.

Extensive roadworks in Tulsa, including closures and lane reductions on US-75, I-244, SH-51, and I-44, are causing traffic disruptions, with multiple projects set to conclude between 2025 and 2028.

Gov. Kevin Stitt has joined other GOP governors in urging the HRSA to revoke Planned Parenthood's eligibility for the 340B Drug Pricing Program, alleging it indirectly funds abortions.