The Oklahoma City Police Department announced the safe return of Linda Ingram, a 77-year-old with medical issues, who had been missing since last night.

Deputy Kaylin Jones of the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office highlights maternal mental health issues, discussing the importance of support and awareness, especially as Mother's Day approaches.

Three individuals were arrested after a road rage incident in Midwest City led to a fatal shooting and the death of Anthony Brown. Police are seeking an additional suspect.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department expressed condolences for the loss of Kansas City Firefighter-Paramedic Graham Hoffman, highlighting the unity and risks in firefighting.

Oklahoma City hosted its 25th "Run to Remember" Memorial Marathon, introducing a new quarter marathon and witnessing Norman native Al Maeder win for the second time in three years. The event honors the 1995 bombing victims.

The NWS forecasts a week of potentially severe storms for Oklahoma City, with high chances of showers and thunderstorms and precautions advised for possible flooding and damage.

Tulsa is hosting low-cost pet clinics at Expo Square for spaying/neutering and vaccinations, highlighting a drive for affordable pet care in the community.

Significant rainfall in Norman leads to floods; officials urge caution and provide online resources and alerts for residents. An accidental siren activation occurred, and waste collection is delayed.

The NWS forecasts a mix of fog, showers, and potentially severe thunderstorms for Oklahoma City, with fluctuating weather patterns throughout the week.

Oklahoma health officials warn of measles exposure at a Sallisaw Walmart; unvaccinated shoppers on April 18 may be at risk. The state now has 15 cases, urging at-risk individuals to contact the OSDH.

OSU has named Dr. Jim Hess as its new President, as endorsed by House Speaker Kyle Hilbert, emphasizing stability and long-term growth for the university.

Police found Robby Clark deceased in his apartment, marking the city's 20th homicide; his injuries suggest murder. No suspects are detained; the incident is under investigation. Authorities seek information via the Homicide Tip-Line at 405/297-1200.

Oklahoma City faces a week of showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures around 70°F to 80°F, as reported by the National Weather Service.