Oklahoma City apartment complex severely damaged by early morning fire, with firefighters tackling significant blaze across multiple units. Cause of fire under investigation.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office conducted a highway safety shift, focusing on speed enforcement in construction zones to enhance community road safety.

The National Weather Service predicts increasing cloud cover and high winds today in Oklahoma City, with temperatures near 70 degrees and gusts up to 31 mph.

Cross Canadian Ragweed revives 'Boys from Oklahoma' concert series in Stillwater, boosting local spirit and businesses after wildfires, with safety measures for attendees amid warm weather.

Oklahoma officials honored fallen transportation workers with a moment of silence, emphasizing safety in work zones ahead of National Work Zone Awareness Week.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt highlights $19.4 million in savings identified by the state's efficiency division through modernization and waste reduction efforts across various agencies.

A person was killed on Interstate 40 after being hit by a semi truck, leading to a highway closure for investigations. Traffic was diverted, and lanes reopened later that evening.

Oklahoma City expects sunny and windy conditions today with a high near 91°F and gusts up to 38 mph, shifting to partly cloudy and cooler weather tonight.

One person was killed after being struck by a vehicle on Interstate 40 in Oklahoma City, leading to temporary traffic closure and an ongoing investigation by OHP.

Terry Parkway in Terrytown will have lane closures due to AT&T fiber cable installation, causing delays from Apr. 14 to 17, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily.

Due to a water line repair, Robert S Kerr Avenue between North Harvey and North Robinson in downtown OKC is closed for the day. No current impact on water service is reported.

OSDH issued a measles exposure warning related to a confirmed case at Aldi Grocery Store in Oklahoma City. People at the store on April 6 might be at risk and are advised to report their immunization status for guidance.

Midwest City's Tree Board is hosting its annual free tree giveaway, allowing residents to reserve a five-gallon tree online starting April 14, on a first-come-first-serve basis, with a limit of one tree per household.