Oklahoma City's weather will be partly sunny with rising temperatures, reaching highs of mid-80s. The city will experience variable winds and mostly clear skies, with potential for showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

University of Oklahoma researchers collaborate with Xironetic, using augmented reality for neurosurgical procedures to improve patient safety and training.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 912 advances, aiming to enhance the state's space industry by integrating the functions of OSIDA with ODAA and modifying the commission's structure.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt vetoed multiple bills, emphasizing his stance against what he views as government overreach and advocating for less bureaucracy and regulation.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced that CBC Global Ammunition will build a $300 million facility, creating 350 jobs at MidAmerica Industrial Park, boosting the state's economy and defense industry.

Oklahoma City hosts a mental health info session during National Mental Health Awareness Month, welcoming residents to discuss services and resources with experts.

An Oologah man was sentenced to over 16 years for child enticement and must register as a sex offender. He engaged in illicit online chats and distributed child pornography.

Oklahoma City Police report a shooting incident involving the death of Audrey Elizondo after Tymaine Reed mishandled a firearm. Reed faces second-degree murder charges.

The Oklahoma Legislative Latino Caucus invites the public to the 9th Hispanic Cultural Day on May 14, 2025, celebrating Latino contributions to the economy and culture.

Rep. Justin Humphrey criticized the Oklahoma Department of Corrections for a lack of transparency regarding inmate deaths, some of which were homicides.

The NWS forecasts sunny and hot conditions in Oklahoma City, with highs nearing 98°F and winds up to 20 mph, followed by a slight chance of rain and cooler temperatures in the coming days.

Oklahoma's new legislation, the Shai Cooper Act, will make relative adoptions easier by potentially waiving home studies for qualified immediate family members.

Scientists from the University of Oklahoma discovered that the hormone FGF21 may reverse fatty liver disease by signaling the brain to initiate liver repair, a finding that may lead to new treatments.