Tulsa faces extensive highway construction with multiple lane closures affecting I-44, US-75, and other roadways, with projects continuing through 2028, as per ODOT. Traffic is narrowed on many routes, with significant long-term impacts expected.

A Watonga psychiatrist settles for over $170,000 with Oklahoma for alleged false Medicaid claims, including "upcoding." No determination of liability was made in the settlement.

A woman's body was found in Edmond, Oklahoma, leading to the arrest of three suspects involved in her suspected fatal fall from a vehicle. Her sister seeks justice.

A woman in Tulsa found a man asleep on her sofa in a bizarre break-in; police arrested Tracy Davis for Breaking and Entering and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.

Oklahoma's AG Gentner Drummond launched an online tool for reporting denied public records requests, aiming to enhance transparency and government accountability.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast shows variable shower chances, warm temperatures, and mostly sunny skies for the coming week, with highs in the upper 80s to mid-90s.

A boy drowned in McCurtain County while swimming in Spillway Creek; he was swept away by the current without a life vest. The incident is under investigation.

Tulsa Police K-9 aided in apprehending Kristopher Jackson, 34, suspected of felonies including Domestic Strangulation and Kidnapping, after a manhunt near 1000 N Irvington Ave.

Edmond police found a woman dead near Arcadia Lake; her family says she had head injuries and was with two men and another woman before her death. The cause is under investigation.

Oklahoma authorities have issued a Silver Alert for Patretia Mathews, 71, who has dementia and has been missing since last Friday. Her vehicle was found in Okmulgee.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and mostly sunny skies, with a high near 94°F and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats criticize State Superintendent Ryan Walters for using standardized testing announcements to divert attention from his purported failures and scandals.

Oklahoma lawmakers discussed the future of electric and vertical takeoff aircraft, emphasizing the state's commitment to leading in aerospace advancements and the potential benefits of such technology for various sectors.