Authorities intensify the search for April Jenkins, a missing 37-year-old woman in Oklahoma City last seen on July 14, 2025. A Kasey alert has been issued.

Police responded to a deadly shooting at Bethany's Western Oaks Apartments, finding a woman shot dead in a car. A suspect later was taken into custody with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Oklahoma City, warning of high temperatures with a heat index up to 110 degrees, advising residents to stay hydrated and cool.

The Stillwater Police Department seeks public assistance to identify suspects in a check fraud case, sharing photos on social media and requesting tips.

The Choctaw Police Department warns about increasing social media scams targeting juveniles, particularly "sextortion" schemes on platforms like TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram.

Oklahoma City is experiencing traffic delays due to repairs on the eastbound NW Expressway near Council Road, with lanes reduced to a single lane for the coming week.

Jones PD officers completed an 8-hour tactical training at Jones High School, led by the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office, focusing on building clearance and safe response to emergencies.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory in Oklahoma City, warning of heat index values up to 109 degrees and advising precautionary measures.

Oklahoma City Animal Shelter receives support following a plea to help with overcrowding; Be Kind Rescue Dogs will sponsor adoptions, and an event offers popsicles to visitors.

Norman invites elementary students to create recycled art for a contest and Monarchs in the Park event, fostering environmental and sustainability awareness. Submissions are due by September 19, 2025.

Tulsa has earned the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Financial Reporting for the 43rd consecutive year, signifying the city's commitment to financial transparency.

Oklahoma City's HRC is holding a meeting focused on public accommodations and disability rights on July 23, at the City Hall, featuring discussions led by legal experts.

Oklahoma has strong revenue growth and low unemployment rates. The state's credit rating improved to AA+, the highest in decades. Governor Stitt attributes this to fiscal discipline and conservative principles.