A divided court sided with Gov. Kevin Stitt, ruling state law never let transgender Oklahomans amend their birth certificates.

The second Monday in October is now official in OKC, thanks to a decade of advocacy from Choctaw Nation citizen Sarah Adams.

Norman police shut down 24th Avenue SW and Highway 9 after a critical-injury crash, urging drivers to avoid the area.

A man was shot in the leg near NE 16th Street and left cooperating with no one, police say. No suspect or vehicle has been found.

Rep. Rob Hall says student behavior, not pay, tops teacher stress — and he's eyeing new discipline law for 2027.

Trick-or-treat bags cap at 2,500 per day, and a dollar from every sale funds gorilla and elephant conservation.

City council voted 4-1 after a closed-door meeting, but officials insist the Lepak case dismissal isn't the reason.

One more hot day is on tap for Oklahoma City before storms, heavy rain and a sharp cooldown arrive.

A 51-second camera clip did not capture Burrows, while at least 84 people arrested by Edmond police in the first six months of 2026 identified as homeless.

The Edmond-born chain's Norman debut brings Adeni chai and coffee made from Yemeni beans to Lindsey Street.

AMR and Our Blood Institute are teaming up so Edmond paramedics can transfuse patients before they even reach a hospital.

Sherlock Holmes clues, Wonderland croquet and Sleepy Hollow cap a milestone night at the 1889 Land Run homestead on October 22.

A BMJ study found CTE in 215 of 235 donated NFL brains, while its maximum possible prevalence estimate was 97.7% and its conservative minimum across former players was 24.5%.