Oklahoma City Police focus on finding London Kerr, a 5-year-old girl missing since April 2022; her caregivers, linked to abuse charges, are in custody.

The Cleveland County community in Oklahoma celebrated National Night Out, with law enforcement mingling with over a thousand locals to strengthen community bonds.

Oklahoma drivers face traffic disruptions from roadworks, with lane closures and ramp shutdowns, particularly on I-35 and I-40, leading to altered traffic flow through 2025 as the state upgrades infrastructure.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma reports successful inmate rehabilitation through a jail ministry program, highlighting an individual's transformation from addiction to hope and purpose.

The Oklahoma AG and 13 other states are probing Fire Aid over potential misuse of $100M raised for wildfire victims, demanding transparency and accountability.

Oklahoma and Texas face a heat advisory with heat index values reaching up to 110 degrees, posing risks of heat-related illnesses. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, indoors, and take necessary precautions.

The investigation into inappropriate content on a TV at the State Department of Education revealed it was a Samsung channel's film, dismissing intentional misconduct.

Explicit images displayed on an Oklahoma state superintendent’s office TV during a meeting were likely caused by an auto-play feature on a new Samsung TV, according to House Speaker Kyle Hilbert. Investigations continue into the incident.

Norman receives the GFOA's top financial reporting honor for its 2024 report, highlighting transparency and accountability.

Two suspects linked to a July murder in Edmond were arrested in Creek County after a car chase and TVI by OHP. They are being charged as accessories to the murder of Nathan Roy Richard.

Tulsa announces HUD grant workshops for community projects, requiring RSVPs by August 29 for sessions on September 2 and 3. Attendance is crucial for applicants.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond, with support from 50 attorneys general, appealed to the DOJ to take action against illegal offshore gaming, stressing its financial impact and links to crime.

Heather McDowell is appointed as EEDA's new Executive Director. Her background includes leadership roles across Oklahoma, with a notable tenure at Port Muskogee. She starts in September 2025.