Oklahoma City police say a body was found in the Oklahoma River near S.W. 15th and Walker on Monday afternoon. Officials say the remains were in a hard-to-reach area and have not released a cause of death.

An Oklahoma City family says a $50,000 cashier's check mailed through USPS never arrived. A look at how banks and the Postal Service handle lost checks and what to do next.

Mustang has reinstated a ban on consumer fireworks inside city limits after a brief July 4 allowance. Officials warn violators may face citations and confiscation.

A Payne County judge granted an emergency order allowing Oklahoma State guard Kashie Natt to rejoin the Cowboys while his eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA proceeds.

A cattle hauler crashed on westbound I‑40 near Midwest Boulevard Tuesday, killing and injuring animals and snarling traffic for hours.

OU’s new Street Medicine and Advocacy Pathway stations residents in low‑barrier clinics and shelters so they learn to treat medical, mental‑health and housing needs together. The training pairs clinical rotations with community partners in Oklahoma City.

An 86-year-old Moore woman died after a dog she was caring for attacked her on Thursday; officers applied tourniquets at the scene and the animal is confined.

An adult woman was wounded by gunfire Sunday during Yukon’s Freedom Fest. Police say tips point near North Czech Hall Road and are asking witnesses to call.

Heat builds this week in Oklahoma City — highs mid‑90s Tuesday and near 100 by Thursday. Use cooling centers and avoid midday exertion.

Osage County deputies arrested a man after shots were fired near Rock School Road on July 2. Officers recovered a loaded 9mm reported stolen from Catoosa and no one was hurt.

A Skokie man was arrested in Beckham County after an I‑40 chase that led officers to nearly 43 pounds of meth and a small amount of cocaine in a stolen Volvo.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond distributed $18 million to all 77 county sheriff's offices, with tiered awards for training, technology and equipment.

Tulsa’s Family & Children’s Services and OKC’s Hope Community Services announced plans to merge, aiming to expand mental‑health and addiction treatment across Oklahoma while avoiding layoffs.