Rebecca Fisher, 55, of Henryetta died Sunday after a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 75 near 321st Street; troopers say the other driver was not hurt.

Troopers are training as Aurora and Volvo expand a Dallas–Oklahoma City autonomous freight route. Driverless semis could appear on Oklahoma highways as soon as June.

Patchy fog and drizzle slow the morning commute. Heaviest rain arrives Thursday with localized flash‑flooding possible.

Middleberg Public School ended its school resource deputy program, prompting Grady County Sheriff Gary Boggess to warn that emergency response times could rise. The district says armed security will remain.

Crews recovered a body from a river near Choctaw and Hogback roads after fishermen called 911; investigators say it's too early to determine cause.

Greater OKC Chamber endorsed pardoned felon Ferlin Kearns in the GOP primary for Oklahoma County assessor, surprising incumbent Larry Stein.

A car struck a house near NW 80th and Walker around 3:30 a.m.; the driver ran off and police searched the neighborhood for a suspect. No description has been released.

Construction on the May Avenue bridge in Oklahoma City starts May 26, 2026, and will take about 24 months to replace the span with a diverging‑diamond interchange. Expect ramp closures, detours and shifting lanes during work.

Pump prices have jumped across western Oklahoma, with several counties now averaging about $4 per gallon as Memorial Day travel nears.

EMBARK is returning express buses to Devon Park for the Women’s College World Series with $4 Token Transit passes and frequent downtown pickups at the Convention Center and Bricktown Ballpark.

Showers and a few thunderstorms will make for a soggy commute. Gusty north winds and cooler‑than‑normal temperatures persist through Thursday.

A storm forced Putnam City High's commencement indoors, and parents say confusing ticketing and poor communication packed families into hallways on graduation night. The district apologized and says it will review what went wrong.

The University of Oregon has sued former defensive back Dakoda Fields, saying he missed a payment tied to his release and owes roughly $10,000 plus interest and fees. The complaint was filed May 15 in Lane County Circuit Court.