Wesley Weber, 87, died after his vehicle collided with an Atoka County ambulance on US-69 Tuesday. Three paramedics were hurt.

Edmond households now get just two watering days a week as summer demand more than doubles the city's winter usage.

A daily regular says broken bathrooms and graffiti now greet her at Kiwanis Park. Police want the public's help finding who's responsible.

The man was trying to put out flames himself before firefighters arrived near SW 46th and Shartel — a mistake fire officials warn against.

Oklahoma City faces a Wednesday extreme heat warning, with the heat index approaching 110 degrees. Triple-digit highs are expected through next week.

From falafel platters to spicy cold noodles, Oklahoma City kitchens are testing meat-free dishes all August — and diners get to vote.

No one inside the home was hurt, but the driver now faces felony DUI exposure under a new Oklahoma law.

A faulty chiller knocked out AC in more than half of Guthrie High School, just days into the new school year.

A 20,000-square-foot cardboard mockup at St. Anthony let nurses test heart attack response before construction even begins.

Ben Lepak, appointed to the post less than a year ago, was taken into custody by Edmond police on Friday.

Clayton Rowland, 17, was days from starting farrier training when he was killed. A jury says his killer should serve life.

The Athenian building near Paycom Center will become downtown Oklahoma City's first full high school campus by Fall 2027.

A McAlester principal says rural districts are stretching every dollar, not hoarding cash.