OSU joins Google AI for Education Accelerator, providing students with AI training, free Google Career Certificates, and support for job readiness, enhancing Oklahoma's workforce.

Zac Rinehart, an OTA employee and volunteer firefighter, was killed on duty along the Will Rogers Turnpike. Senator Bergstrom expressed sorrow and reminded of roadway workers' risks, also mentioning injured colleague Colton Armstrong.

South Elwood Avenue in South Tulsa is closed at West 71st Street South for a private intersection-widening project, causing traffic detours until August 29th.

Oklahoma targets teacher applicants from California and New York with a test developed with PragerU to screen for "radical leftist ideology."

A 72-year-old guard, J.W. Bode, was killed in a shooting at Integris Health Hospital in Enid, which unfolded after a domestic disturbance. The gunman was also killed by police; no others were hurt.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, with high heat index values up to 106 expected, and advises taking precautions against heat-related illness.

A 75-year-old man with dementia, David T. Calhoun, is missing in Claremore, Oklahoma, prompting a Silver Alert. Authorities seek public help in locating him.

A person was hospitalized after a Sunday shooting in Oklahoma City, resulting from a dispute at an apartment complex. Police responded and arrested the suspect.

The OKCFD conducted a simulated rescue drill for a building collapse, using search dogs and specialized equipment to extricate a "victim" trapped under rubble.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond dispatched state agents to Okemah after the police department lost its chief and four other officers, leading to an emergency response to maintain public safety.

Fatal crash on I-35 in Logan County involves a box truck hitting an ODOT vehicle, possibly due to driver fatigue, leading to a passenger's death. Another incident, a hit-and-run on Highway 33, is under investigation.

A woman was shot dead and a man injured in Tulsa; police investigating the incident ruled out road rage and are searching for motives and the suspect.

Jeremiah Holden was arrested in Tulsa for stabbing his mother, sister, and infant niece; he was found unresponsive from an apparent overdose and taken into custody.