Oklahoma's Attorney General calls for an investigation into Roblox over child safety concerns, citing inadequate safety measures and presence of harmful content.

Oklahoma's Attorney General is targeting Roblox to improve child safety and may take legal action, citing the platform's harmful content and risk of child predators.

One man was hospitalized after a knife attack in Northwest Oklahoma City, with the suspect in custody. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.

A late-night traffic stop by the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office led to the arrest of Terry Evans for driving the wrong way, drug possession with intent to distribute, and firearms charges.

A Tulsa police officer and a motorcyclist helped prevent a tragedy by extinguishing a burning pickup truck with two infants inside, receiving praise from the community.

Oklahoma schools open with a focus on educational reforms emphasizing parental control, improved academic standards, and reduced federal influence, including a history curriculum update and increased school choice.

The Yukon Fire Department improved its readiness with intensive training in forcible entry and victim search under simulated smoke and no visibility conditions.

Edmond Electric is working to restore power in areas from 15th Street to Memorial and Boulevard to Santa Fe following an outage. The cause is being investigated.

The Oklahoma City Police Department shared a positive interaction with a family at the State Fair on social media, showing a moment of camaraderie and community appreciation.

The Newcastle Police Dept invites the community to a festival at Veterans Park with a multi-age coloring contest and information booths, aiming to foster local engagement.

Oklahoma City forecasts a mix of weather, including showers, thunderstorms, and highs in the upper 80s, with varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Edmond has launched a 2025 Resiliency Action Plan developed by city stakeholders and Lotus Engineering & Sustainability, integrating 132 measures to enhance the city's infrastructure and quality of life.

Oklahoma City Council approves MAPS 4 plans to improve local soccer facilities, with $32.34 million allocated for developments at C.B. Cameron Park and South Lakes Park.