Senator Chuck Hall extended thoughts and prayers to two Logan County deputies injured in a non-fatal shooting incident during a domestic violence call.

A 21-year-old man, Malik Wilson, was shot and killed in northwest Oklahoma City. The incident is under investigation, with limited suspect information available.

Oklahoma senators criticize a new Biden Administration health privacy rule that limits parental access to the health records of children aged 13 and up.

Oklahoma City is transforming the former Dewey Elementary School site into a community park with amenities like playsets and walking paths, aiming to enhance neighborhood unity and well-being.

Senator Kendal Sacchieri commits to supporting Oklahoma families affected by autism during Autism Awareness month and will participate in Autism Advocacy Day activities.

Oklahoma's House Common Education committee approved Senate Bill 105 to support special needs students by removing a barrier for the Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarships program, allowing easier access to services without first attending public school.

Manhole repairs on East 11th Street in Tulsa have led to a temporary westbound lane closure and traffic delays, with the city advising caution and providing detour information.

The Boston Avenue Bridge in Tulsa is being rehabilitated, including the famous Center of the Universe. Work began in December and will continue into summer, with vehicle and pedestrian access updates expected.

Oklahoma City forecasts show a high chance of rain and thunderstorms through the weekend, with intermittent showers expected until Sunday when clearer skies will return.

Oklahoma Sen. Nikki Nice's bill to modernize and decentralize zoning in the Capitol-Medical Center district has passed the Senate and is now going to the House.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office received over 20 awards at the Oklahoma Buckledown Awards for traffic safety, with several deputies individually commended.

Tulsa's Page Belcher and Mohawk Park Golf Courses begin a new era under the management of Nick Sidorakis and Randy Heckenkemper, with the city's officials, including Mayor Monroe Nichols, showing strong support for the transition.

Oklahoma City Police Department has launched online systems for residents to report crimes and provide feedback on police encounters, aiming to improve accessibility and accountability.