A 4-year-old boy suffered severe burns at the Jasmine Moran Children's Museum, leading to a $10 million lawsuit against the museum for alleged negligence.

Oklahoma police seized 700 pounds of black market marijuana and firearms from a short-term rental in Norman and an abandoned site in Vian, reflecting a trend where rentals are used for illegal drug activities.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office advised on securing firearms, correlating unsecured guns with increased violent crime, and offered free gun locks.

Oklahoma hospital leaders are warning about the severe impacts of Medicaid cuts proposed in Trump’s bill, which could lead to a loss of $873 million in reimbursements and threaten health care, especially in rural areas.

Oklahoma has passed a law for dyslexia training for educators, going into effect on July 1, with bipartisan support to aid student identification and support.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes a mix of sun and potential storms, with high temperatures and chances of rain and thunderstorms varying throughout the week.

Rep. Emily Gise was named GOP Freshman Legislator of the Year by the OICA for her advocacy for families and authoring bills that improve pediatric care and extend maternity leave for teachers in Oklahoma.

Federal funds from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will repair two structurally deficient bridges in Norman, Oklahoma, with no local match required.

Oklahoma's crackdown on illegal marijuana nets 40k plants and 1,000 pounds of the drug, with charges against a Chinese national and a united agency effort to combat the surge in illegal operations.

A fire at a northwest Oklahoma City apartment resulted in five injuries and prompted some residents to jump from the building to escape. Firefighters managed to evacuate all residents.

Will, a 22-year-old grizzly bear at the Oklahoma City Zoo, was euthanized due to health issues, including spinal disease.

Oklahoma Supreme Court hears arguments on State Question 836, which proposes open primaries regardless of party affiliation, potentially changing election dynamics.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched the "Make Oklahoma Healthy Again" initiative to improve state health.