The Oklahoma County Detention Center has been cited for multiple health and safety failures, including inadequate safety checks, sanitation issues, and poor inmate management.

The Oklahoma City Council has approved agreements to keep the Thunder basketball team in the city until at least 2053, with financial commitments and a robust partnership.

Joshua Allen West was arrested for an outstanding warrant and burglary in McLoud, with Harrah PD's help, as announced by the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office.

Rep. Emily Gise spoke at The Boulder Summit, emphasizing Oklahoma's laws to combat antisemitism in education and supporting policies that ensure campus safety and respect.

Edmond calls for community input on 2nd & Broadway Corridors Project to improve infrastructure and traffic, with public feedback and an ongoing study to inform development.

Oklahoma City faces a mix of severe thunderstorms and sunny weather, with a flood watch and advisory in effect. The NWS warns of possible flooding, followed by a sunny Juneteenth and a hot week ahead. Residents should stay alert and prepared.

Adria Berry of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority has been appointed as president of the Cannabis Regulators Association (CANNRA) for 2025-2026. Her success in regulating medical cannabis in Oklahoma is recognized nationally.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announces plans for a business court system, hinting at a more lenient environment to attract corporations and entrepreneurs. Critics may worry about judicial implications.

The Oklahoma City Police Department reported that Eddie Hill was fatally shot by officers after charging at them with a knife. An investigation into the June 16 incident is underway.

Oklahoma City reports its 32nd homicide; Larry James Gamble Jr. was found dead from a gunshot. Police call for public assistance in the investigation.

Oklahoma State Representative Erick Harris joins Leadership Oklahoma Class 38, aiming to address key state challenges through collaboration and innovation.

Tulsa city facilities will close for Juneteenth, but emergency services and refuse collection will operate as normal; yard waste services are rescheduled.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and rising temperatures, with potential evening thunderstorms in Oklahoma City.