Oklahoma City crews cleared a major water main break near SW 59th St. and May Ave., affecting traffic and forcing road closures. One lane has since reopened.

A Guatemalan man faces federal charges for assaulting an ICE officer after evading a traffic stop in August 2025 and ramming a car during an ICE operation.

The 20th Annual Tinker and the Primes Conference was held in Midwest City, with Senator Brenda Stanley hosting and emphasizing the importance of collaboration in defense and aerospace.

Senator Adam Pugh spoke at the AAM Multistate Collaborative on the future of aviation technology in Oklahoma, addressing opportunities in transportation innovation.

Oklahoma City heat advisory issued due to high temperatures and heat index values reaching 110 degrees, prompting warnings for potential heat-related illnesses.

Kaziya Penn, 20, was arrested following a non-fatal shooting of a 14-year-old boy at Scissortail Park in Oklahoma City on the night the Thunder won the NBA Finals.

The Tenth Circuit upheld an Oklahoma ban on gender transition procedures for minors, concluding a legal battle and sparking debate on children's well-being.

Tulsa officials plan to tackle homelessness with a $4.3 million Rehousing Program and Safe Move Tulsa Initiative to offer support and housing to the city's homeless population.

Tulsa joins the "Clear the Shelters" campaign, with Tulsa Animal Services pushing for pet adoptions until August 31, hoping to surpass last year's 273 adoptions by offering possible fee reductions.

Oklahoma City Police focus on finding London Kerr, a 5-year-old girl missing since April 2022; her caregivers, linked to abuse charges, are in custody.

The Cleveland County community in Oklahoma celebrated National Night Out, with law enforcement mingling with over a thousand locals to strengthen community bonds.

Oklahoma drivers face traffic disruptions from roadworks, with lane closures and ramp shutdowns, particularly on I-35 and I-40, leading to altered traffic flow through 2025 as the state upgrades infrastructure.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma reports successful inmate rehabilitation through a jail ministry program, highlighting an individual's transformation from addiction to hope and purpose.