OSDE partners with American Virtual Academy to offer an online school that promotes American principles and opposes the 'liberal agenda' in education, aligning with 'America First' values.

A man was shot by his wife's boyfriend outside an Edmond plasma center; the alleged shooter, Micah Hill, is in custody. The victim is in critical but stable condition.

Angel Ibarra, suspected in a Tulsa quadruple shooting, was extradited from Mexico to face murder and shooting charges for a February incident that left two dead.

Oklahoma Task Force 1 continues search efforts for three missing people after Texas floods, cooperating with teams from other states. The mission is intensive, combining boat and canine searches amidst challenging conditions and emotional strain.

Attorney General Drummond, supported by peers from 27 states, demands the NCAA restore records of female athletes impacted by transgender competitor inclusion, aligning with fair competition principles and Title IX.

West Boyd Street in Norman faces closures for sewer upgrades until October 31, 2025, with access maintained barring direct conflicts, as per City of Norman updates.

The Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus passed a resolution advocating for the humane treatment of immigrants and constitutional rights, emphasizing due process and equal protection.

Oklahoma City faces intense heat with highs nearing 100 degrees, high humidity, and minimal relief at night. The heatwave is expected to persist into the next week, with little chance of showers.

US 90 (N. Claiborne Ave) in New Orleans will have partial lane closures due to roadwork on July 27, 2025, from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM, affecting the left westbound lane from Gravier Street to Poydras Street.

Lawton Police Department announced a temporary one-lane closure on I44 East for a traffic investigation related to a recent accident, urging commuters to plan for delays on July 23rd from 7-8 AM.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol issued a Silver Alert for 78-year-old Wesley Allen, last seen in Edmond on July 16, 2025, and driving a blue 2015 Toyota pickup.

Navin Khanna pleaded guilty to leading a catalytic converter theft ring, facing conspiracy and transaction charges, with assets forfeited totaling over $4.6 million.

Two Oklahoma City men, Larry Welch and Jacob Madison, pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession after a shooting incident. No one was injured. Both face up to 15 years in prison.