A Marshall County lawsuit says Kingston Public Schools ignored a tradition of sexualized hazing that targeted freshman girls at a June 2024 basketball camp. The district denies the accusations as investigators and the DA review the case.

A short pursuit in Midwest City ended near North Douglas and Reno with one person in custody after officers responded to a domestic call involving a firearm.

Stephenson Cancer Center is now offering FDA‑approved TIL cell therapy in Oklahoma City, giving some patients with advanced melanoma a chance at durable remission.

Two boys, ages 8 and 9, died after falling through ice on Bird Creek near Avant. Officials said crews searched for hours and warned residents to stay off frozen waterways.

A man was shot early Sunday at a Midtown rental space near NW 10th and Hudson; police say the victim was driven to a hospital and investigators are working the scene.

Sunny and unseasonably warm today with highs near 80°F and gusty southerly winds. A Red Flag Warning affects parts of northwest Oklahoma Monday afternoon.

The Jones Fire Department is conducting hydrant tests, possibly causing discolored water or pressure changes; this is temporary and part of routine checks.

A springlike warm‑up pushes highs into the 70s Sunday and Monday, with only spotty morning sprinkles and a modest chance of gusty showers Tuesday. No watches are in effect.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signs Senate Bill 743 to increase penalties for intentionally disrupting worship services, following incidents of disturbances at religious events.

A Feb. 7 contract deadline between INTEGRIS Health and UnitedHealthcare could push INTEGRIS out of network and force thousands of patients to switch doctors or pay more.

December closings in Oklahoma County climbed unexpectedly, nudging the market toward balance and giving buyers a bit more negotiating room.

Police are investigating a possible homicide in northwest Oklahoma City near NW 10th Street and Virginia Avenue. No victim information or arrests have been released.

A former Oklahoma State Penitentiary chaplain received a 10-year suspended sentence after state monitoring led to an OSBI probe and the recovery of child sexual abuse material. The plea included supervision and a sex-offender registration order.