South Hudson Avenue in Tulsa will close on May 19 for street rehabilitation, with expected reopening on May 21.

Senator Avery Frix commends the committee's approval of Jack Hodge for the Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission, citing Hodge's automotive industry experience and community contributions.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office commemorated Deputy Will Turner, killed in 1895, detailing his fatal confrontation and the sentencing of his assailants.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed the "Behind the Meter" bill to spur economic development by encouraging companies to create their own energy solutions.

Police arrested Melvin Bishop after chasing a stolen Amazon delivery truck in southwest Oklahoma City, ending on train tracks with the vehicle disabled.

The NWS predicts erratic weather for Oklahoma City with showers and potential severe thunderstorms through the weekend into next week, with some sunny intervals.

Hispanic Cultural Day at the Oklahoma Capitol featured a roundtable on immigration's impact, shifting focus from a large outdoor event to serious discussions on policy effects on Latino communities.

Edmond calls for volunteers to test for lead and copper in water from homes built between 1983-1988, with certain pipe types. The testing runs June 1-September 30.

A crackdown in Cleveland County led to the seizure of 65 pounds of marijuana and 29,000 plants. Ruibin Wu and Xihai Yin face charges following the multi-agency operation.

Researchers at the University of Oklahoma have found that gut bacteria produce toxins that can selectively attack cancer cells, offering a new potential strategy for treating cancer.

Oklahoma advances House Bill 1003, which proposes raising the age of consent from 16 to 18 while keeping the "Romeo and Juliet" exception for close-in-age couples. The bill, aiming to protect minors, now awaits the governor's signature.

The Oklahoma House held a moment to honor fallen officers, including Corporal Robert Sumner and Brian Keith Herbert, and will designate May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day.

Two individuals were injured at a construction site incident at Oklahoma City's Will Rogers International Airport; one was trapped. Both were hospitalized; details on the event are sparse.