A Tecumseh man was arrested on child pornography charges involving possession of illicit material and a computer crime, following a multi-agency investigation.

The Sheriff's Office in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma is hosting the 9th Annual Justin Terney Memorial Poker Run to support their K9 unit and honor the late Officer Terney.

Judge Philippa C. James of Oklahoma City Municipal Court announces retirement after 28 years, recognized for criminal justice reform and aiding marginalized communities.

Oklahoma House Bill 1084, aimed at ending post-loss insurance benefit assignment abuses, will strengthen consumer protections and could lead to reduced insurance costs.

A pedestrian was found dead in a hit-and-run incident near Southeast 82nd Street on I-35 in Oklahoma City, leading to an ongoing investigation by police.

Oklahoma State Legislature's critical action leads to the planned establishment of a Level I Trauma Center in Tulsa through public-private partnership bills HB 2784 and HB 2793, aiming to enhance emergency care and medical education.

A body was found in southeast Oklahoma City, leading to an investigation into a possible vehicle-pedestrian collision near I-35. Details remain uncertain as authorities work to determine the specifics of the death.

Thunder fans filled the Paycom Center and participated in local watch parties for Game 2 of the NBA Finals, displaying high spirits and confidence in their team's victory.

Two were shot at an Enid house party; one is in critical condition. The suspect, who had an altercation at the party, turned himself in and was arrested for shooting with intent to kill.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mild and sunny week for Oklahoma, with early summer temperatures peaking at 86°F, possible thunderstorms midweek, and a continued chance of rain towards the weekend.

Tulsa seeks administrators for a $75 million housing fund to create affordable homes, with a range of initiatives including grants and investment funds.

An Oklahoma investigation led to the arrests of two people, Antron Monroe and Ashleigh Blanton, for their involvement in child exploitation and sex trafficking.

Oklahoma's legislative session ended without substantial progress on the housing crisis; key bills were either vetoed or not passed, leaving renters and the homeless vulnerable.