Oklahoma Insurance Department launches a new phase of the "Strengthen Oklahoma Homes" program, offering grants up to $10,000 for roof upgrades targeting severe weather resistance.

An Oklahoma City firefighter was injured at a vacant house fire and treated for minor burns. The house was deemed a total loss, with the cause under investigation.

Oklahoma City requires roofing permits for single-family homes and duplexes starting August 1, as part of a new ordinance to ensure safety and code compliance.

Oklahoma City launched an online Awareness Notification Form to inform first responders about special conditions at properties that might affect emergency response.

Police in Stillwater, OK responded to a shooting, finding two deceased adults and one wounded. The suspected shooter was arrested after firing at officers.

The City of Norman announced its 2025 Fall Cleanup schedule, offering curbside pickup aligned with polycart service days and free Transfer Station use on selected Saturdays for bulky items, except hazardous materials or commercial debris.

A Kay County commissioner, Shane Douglas Jones, faces 10 felony charges for cattle theft and fraudulent branding, with potential prison time and fines outlined by the Oklahoma Attorney General.

A fire, caused by a shorted fan duct with grease, broke out at Ted's Café Escondido in Oklahoma City; firefighters contained it without injuries or major damage.

Norman, Oklahoma will enhance city communications with a personalized email system through Granicus' GovDelivery starting August 1, allowing residents to select topics of interest.

A heat advisory has been issued for parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas with heat index values up to 107 degrees, urging residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a woman's death in a house fire as a homicide, with previous domestic-related calls to the residence and protective orders filed before her death.

A semi-truck rollover in Oklahoma City trapped two individuals, requiring a complex rescue by firefighters using advanced tools and a heavy wrecker. All parties were safely extricated.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department has added two search and rescue dogs, Dino and Bubba, to their team, trained with their handlers for FEMA certification.