Mississippi State shut out No. 2 Oklahoma 6-0 in Norman to clinch the Bulldogs' first Women's College World Series berth, paced by Delainey Everett's seven-inning gem.

Muscogee Nation voters will decide four constitutional amendments Saturday, with a contentious special‑justice proposal leading the ballot. The Supreme Court refused to pause the vote.

Patchy fog before 10 a.m.; sunny and warm with highs near 84°F. Storm chances return midweek—monitor forecasts for outdoor plans.

Showers likely Saturday morning with a high near 79°F and light totals. Late-night storms possible out west; expect wet roads during the commute.

Oklahoma has gone 24 days without a confirmed tornado as of May 22, 2026, an unusual lull after a busy April. Forecasters credit a Pacific pattern shift but warn the break could end quickly.

The Thunder beat the Spurs 123–108 in Game 3 at Frost Bank Center, taking a 2–1 lead in the Western Conference Finals.

Mississippi State rallied for nine late runs to shock No. 3 Oklahoma 11-9 at Love's Field; Kendall Wells hit two homers but the Sooners couldn't hold the lead.

Bob Berghell, a grandson of Cyrus Avery, will be in a lead car when Tulsa stages the Route 66 Capital Cruise on May 30. The parade is a Guinness World Record attempt with thousands of classic cars registered.

Three people were arrested after a pursuit that began in northwest Oklahoma City and ended in a crash in Edmond. Police say the chase followed a reported home break-in.

Governor Kevin Stitt asked the state auditor to review Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office after citing a sharp budget and staffing increase.

Deputies say they recovered multiple firearms and suspected narcotics from a Highland Road home during a felony investigation last Friday; two people were arrested.

A Cleveland County judge dismissed a fan's suit claiming an Alabama player punched him during a chaotic postgame field rush; the plaintiff's lawyer says he will appeal. The ruling rested on warnings and the idea that the fan assumed the risk by entering the field.

A Coweta man was arrested Friday after allegedly threatening to "shoot" the Wagoner County Courthouse; deputies arrested him at his home and he remains jailed without bond.