Two individuals were arrested in Haskell County after a woman was found dead with stab and gunshot wounds. A second body was also discovered; the investigation continues.

Armed robbery at an Oklahoma City dispensary leads to the swift arrest of suspects with $2000 in stolen goods.

Oklahoma City experiences sub-freezing temperatures, with the NWS issuing a freeze warning. It impacts crops and outdoor plumbing, but a warm-up with sunny skies is forecasted.

OKC Animal Welfare employs strategies to reunite lost pets with owners, limit shelter intake, and promote responsible pet ownership amidst pet overpopulation issues.

Oklahoma hosted an Aerospace Town Hall to discuss the sector's growth, with industry experts and representatives highlighting the state's increasing presence in aerospace, aviation, and defense sectors.

A shooting in Stillwater injured one; the victim is hospitalized and police are investigating with no suspects or motive yet released. Residents are advised to avoid the area.

Former Oklahoma Senate President Marvin York has passed away, with House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson sharing condolences and praising York's advocacy for the Equal Rights Amendment.

Global market turmoil affects Oklahoma's economy, with local stocks dropping after tariff announcements and OPEC+ oil decisions. Interest rate falls may offer some consumer relief.

The National Weather Service issued a Freeze Watch for Oklahoma and northern Texas with a risk of sub-freezing temperatures and possible plant and plumbing damage.

Donald Eugene Cooks from Oklahoma City was sentenced to 92 months in prison for mail theft and witness tampering, with the case involving collaboration between the Postal Inspection Service and local police.

An Oklahoma City man received a 7-year federal prison sentence for firearm and drug offenses, following prior convictions and run-ins with law enforcement.

John Calvin Moore was sentenced to seven years for drug trafficking and firearms possession after Oklahoma police found drugs disguised as Christmas presents.

Rep. McCane opposes the U.S. Department of Education's threat to withdraw funding from schools that don't certify bans on DEI programs, calling it federal overreach.