Oklahoma City faces a week of high temperatures, with the National Weather Service predicting highs near 92-99 degrees and possible heat index values up to 100 degrees.

Nine-year-old Austin Querry from Oklahoma City was recognized by the fire department for his heroic actions in aiding his mother during a medical emergency, including calling 911 and providing life-saving assistance.

Norman residents experienced a delay in Monday's yard waste pickup due to staffing issues with the City Sanitation Department. The city advised via its website to leave waste out until collected.

Oklahoma City Fire Department is equipped and ready to respond to emergencies across the city's vast area, emphasizing Station 23's role in rapid emergency responses.

The Oklahoma City Police are looking for a person who used a stolen credit card; the police solicited public assistance and ensured tipsters' anonymity.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office announces plans to ensure school safety during reopening, promoting traffic assistance, community engagement, and a social media campaign for a secure academic year.

A man, 32, drowned at an Edmond disc golf course after trying to retrieve a disc from a pond, despite rescue attempts by bystanders and emergency services.

Julio Ramirez rammed an ICE vehicle in Oklahoma City, led police on a manhunt, and invaded a home before being arrested.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny days with rising temperatures for Oklahoma City, starting with a misty 64°F morning and progressing to highs near 98°F later in the week.

The Choctaw Nation celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Tvshkahomma Capitol Museum at the Labor Day Festival, which honors cultural heritage and political history.

Oklahoma extends driver service hours for back-to-school and fall travel, offering evening and weekend appointments for driver licenses and REAL ID services.

The suspect in a stabbing at Hayward's Pit Bar B Que in Shawnee was arrested after an intensive manhunt. Maikol Valdes is charged with multiple offenses, including attempted first-degree murder.

The American Virtual Academy was denied access to Oklahoma's Parental Choice Tax Credit program for failing to meet eligibility requirements such as having a physical Oklahoma location and the necessary accreditation.