Federal funds from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will repair two structurally deficient bridges in Norman, Oklahoma, with no local match required.

Oklahoma's crackdown on illegal marijuana nets 40k plants and 1,000 pounds of the drug, with charges against a Chinese national and a united agency effort to combat the surge in illegal operations.

A fire at a northwest Oklahoma City apartment resulted in five injuries and prompted some residents to jump from the building to escape. Firefighters managed to evacuate all residents.

Will, a 22-year-old grizzly bear at the Oklahoma City Zoo, was euthanized due to health issues, including spinal disease.

Oklahoma Supreme Court hears arguments on State Question 836, which proposes open primaries regardless of party affiliation, potentially changing election dynamics.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched the "Make Oklahoma Healthy Again" initiative to improve state health.

A Blanchard woman was sentenced to 22 months in federal prison for providing false information in a PPP loan application and ordered to pay restitution.

Oklahoma National Guard members will get tuition assistance for licensure or certification programs at CareerTech schools starting July 1, thanks to a bipartisan bill.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt contests Tulsa's plan to give the Muscogee Nation exclusive policing rights over its members, citing safety and legal concerns, in light of the O'Brien decision affecting state authority in tribal matters.

Norman City Council passed the AIM Norman plan, addressing transportation, housing, and environment, after extensive community engagement and endorsements from the Steering Committee and Planning Commission.

Oklahoma City forecasts a calm morning with high humidity, gentle winds, and a chance of afternoon showers; the alternating sunny and rainy pattern continues through the week.

EMSA treated over 100 heat-related incidents during the OKC Thunder's championship parade in Oklahoma City, with 24 people hospitalized due to high temperatures.

The City of Tulsa and the Muscogee Nation have agreed on a settlement for public safety and jurisdiction, emphasizing tribal court cases and collaboration.