The U.S. government seeks the death penalty for federal inmate Jasper Reed, indicted on charges of first degree murder, attempted murder, and assault in Oklahoma City.

Governor vetoes Oklahoma bill aimed to improve breast cancer screening accessibility; Senator Stanley expresses disappointment, vows to keep advocating for affordable healthcare.

Oklahoma City's General Fund collections from sales and use taxes fell short of projections and last year's figures, raising concerns about the city's fiscal health.

The Oklahoma House defeated Senate Bill 2, which proposed viewshed restrictions. Rep. Archer celebrated the defeat, citing the bill's threat to private property rights and constitutional integrity.

Oklahoma's House passes SB652 to reduce the number of election days and create a standard schedule, aiming to improve voter engagement and ease for poll workers.

Oklahoma Governor signed House Bill 1364 to include AI-generated explicit material in revenge porn laws, making its distribution a misdemeanor from November 1st.

The DOJ's Operation Restore Justice led to 115 child rescues and 205 arrests for child sex abuse, involving collaboration among various agencies and nationwide arrests for offences including possession and production of child abuse material.

Oklahoma's Governor signed 'Lauria and Ashley's Law' to enforce murderers to serve 85% of sentences, spurred by the 1999 Bible-Freeman case, blocking parole for good behavior.

Oklahoma enacted the Food Truck Freedom Act, simplifying statewide licensing for food truck operators and reducing bureaucratic hurdles while maintaining health and safety standards.

A boy, 6, was mauled to death by dogs in Lexington. Despite attempts to save him, he died after the family's five dogs, two with blood on them, were surrendered for euthanasia. An investigation is ongoing.

Martin Park marks its 50th anniversary with a rededication ceremony and festivities on May 10, featuring activities for all ages, planting events, speeches, and a volunteer award ceremony.

OKC prepares for Bike to Work Day with free coffee for participants at Bicentennial Park and group rides throughout the city, promoting eco-friendly commuting.

The National Weather Service reports overcast weather in Oklahoma City, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures range from high 50s to mid-70s, with mostly clear skies expected over the weekend.