Inmate Everett Edwards was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, marking the facility's eighth death in 2025.

Tulsa inaugurates Chamberlain Pool in Chamberlain Park, a $3.4 million project enhancing the city's recreational facilities and symbolizing investment in community spaces.

Westbound lane of Boyd Street between Jean Marie Drive and Garrison Drive in Norman will close for concrete panel replacement starting July 7, 2025, for approximately 21 days.

Oklahoma City's Independence Day forecast included overcast skies, a cool 72°F, and a 30% chance of rain. Evening rain chances drop, with gusty winds. The weekend and following week predict similar weather patterns.

Oklahoma City mother, Brennan Spencer, arrested for second-degree murder after her 2-month-old son Rory Kelson was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead.

One person was arrested after a standoff in Warr Acres, OK, where police responded to an assault report and used tear gas to apprehend the armed individual inside a vehicle.

OKC Parks opens registration for the 405 FC soccer leagues in Oklahoma City for all ages, offering various levels of play, with fees ranging from $75 to $1,200.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt praised the state Supreme Court's ruling against race-based tax exemptions, emphasizing equal treatment under law and unity in the state.

Tulsa Police arrested Darmontre Peters, 21, in connection to a deadly shooting at the city's Juneteenth festival, charging him with assault and battery with a deadly weapon.

Governor Kevin Stitt appointed Robert J. Getchell as a district judge in Creek County, highlighting his legal expertise and reputation for fairness. Getchell has a history in real estate law and litigation.

The intersection of E 91st St and S Riverside Dr in Tulsa has reopened after construction, with full pavement reconstruction to improve traffic and manage stormwater.

A fire at Tuskahoma Capitol Grounds led to the cancellation of Choctaw Nation's Boom in the Valley fireworks, injuring five. Cause under investigation.

Senator Lisa Standridge welcomed U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Oklahoma, endorsing the state's health campaign and SNAP program changes for better nutrition.