A Citylink bus driver in Edmond was stabbed by a passenger and received immediate medical attention. The suspect was arrested, with details and the driver's condition unknown.

Oklahoma City Task Force 1 is working through the devastation caused by catastrophic floods in Central Texas, with the area's enormity presenting a significant challenge. They collaborate with Colorado-TF1 to aid the affected communities.

Edmond's 15th Street railroad crossing is closing for repairs on July 14, with detours planned for a five-day work period managed by the Public Works department and BNSF.

Two arrested by NPD following a fatal shooting near an apartment complex in Norman, Oklahoma, involving a 16-year-old suspect and a 22-year-old accomplice.

Two died in a head-on collision between a pick-up truck and a school bus in Norman, OK; the truck's occupants were killed, while the bus passengers had non-fatal injuries.

Oklahoma's Heartland Flyer train service has been saved from cancellation after funding was secured to maintain it for another year, benefiting regional connectivity and economy.

Repair work on Oklahoma City's 48-inch water main is causing traffic disruption and potential water service impacts.

The National Weather Service forecasts sporadic thunderstorms and high temperatures for Oklahoma City, with varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Oklahoma's Education Department partners with PragerU to create an "America First" assessment for teachers from states with progressive education policies.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats have adopted a resolution for humane treatment of immigrants, advocating for due process and transparency in law enforcement.

Angela Pierce is Oklahoma City's new Finance Director, succeeding Brent Bryant. She brings over 20 years of experience and was formerly the Deputy CFO for the city.

Oklahoma lawmakers, including Rep. Ross Ford, are concerned about the OHP's plan to stop patrolling highways in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, potentially impacting local police workload and public safety.

22-year-old Ely Smith died from injuries sustained in a premature fireworks explosion in Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, causing the community and Choctaw Nation to investigate.