Oklahoma death row inmate John Hanson's execution proceeds after his petition is denied; he was convicted for 1999 murders. Claims of undisclosed evidence were rejected by the court.

Rep. Ken Luttrell chaired the 2025 Federal Energy and Environmental Matters Conference in Washington D.C., focusing on energy policy and cross-border partnerships.

Rep. David Smith honored by the Oklahoma Veterans Council with Representative of the Year award and received an eagle statue.

Oxley Nature Center in Tulsa introduced all-terrain track chairs to aid visitors with mobility challenges, enhancing trail accessibility with the support of local donations.

Oklahoma City's Be Kind Rescue Dogs Foundation is paying adoption fees at the local animal shelter on National Dog Party Day, in hopes of finding homes for dogs and encouraging community participation.

Oklahoma City is preparing for Route 66's centennial by seeking artist proposals for a landmark sculpture, with a substantial $875,000 award for the project.

Oklahoma City announces Juneteenth service adjustments: city offices closed, regular trash collection, free transit on a weekend schedule, and general closure of municipal facilities, but parks open. Details are on the city's website.

Gary England, a renowned Oklahoma meteorologist, passed away at 85. A pioneer in the field, he was the first to use Doppler radar for public weather forecasting. His career spanned over four decades, including a cameo in "Twister" and several awards.

Oklahoma City officials ask residents to reserve 911 for emergencies, not illegal fireworks reports, and provide alternative complaint methods around the Fourth of July.

Two individuals were arrested in Oklahoma City after a brief police chase ended in a crash downtown, with one suspect requiring a stretcher. Traffic was temporarily disrupted.

Oklahoma City faces a week of mixed weather with sun, clouds, and possible showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the 80s to 90s and lows in the 60s to 70s.

Oklahoma AG warns of a scam where con artists posing as law enforcement demand bail payments via cryptocurrency, with senior citizens in Tulsa being targeted through emails and texts.

Photographic evidence shows that mountain lions are potentially establishing a breeding population in Oklahoma, with sightings of females with kittens in Osage and Cimarron Counties.