Local authorities and the community in Stillwater swiftly reunited a found child with their family, as communicated by the Stillwater Police Department's social media update.

A manager was stabbed at Edmond CityLink Bus Station after an altercation with a man who was asked to leave the bus. The suspect, David Thomas, was later arrested. The manager is stable.

Human remains found in Bryan County were confirmed to be those of Dakota Covington, who went missing in 2021. The discovery ended years of uncertainty for his family.

Oak Creek Public Library hosts a Badger Talk by Alyson Fleming discussing the Arctic ecosystem's changes due to global warming, highlighting policy complexities. The event on August 12 aims to educate about environmental challenges and stewardship.

Oklahoma City's weather is expected to be variable with chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs in the 80s to low 90s, and partly cloudy nights with mild temperatures.

An Oklahoma man was killed by water buffaloes he recently purchased; despite efforts to save him, he succumbed to injuries, and the aggressive animals were euthanized.

Starting July 14, there will be a lane closure on S. Denver Ave. in Tulsa for concrete work between W. 3rd St. and W. 4th St., expected to last 30 days.

Deputies received water from P&K John Deere employees while managing traffic at an accident scene, highlighting community support in tough conditions.

Cedar Lane Road will be closed for pavement repairs between 24th and 36th Avenue SE from July 14, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for approximately 10 days, weather permitting.

Oklahoma City forecasts rain and thunderstorms with an 80% chance of precipitation, warning of heavy rainfall and potential flooding through the weekend.

A Citylink bus driver in Edmond was stabbed by a passenger and received immediate medical attention. The suspect was arrested, with details and the driver's condition unknown.

Oklahoma City Task Force 1 is working through the devastation caused by catastrophic floods in Central Texas, with the area's enormity presenting a significant challenge. They collaborate with Colorado-TF1 to aid the affected communities.

Edmond's 15th Street railroad crossing is closing for repairs on July 14, with detours planned for a five-day work period managed by the Public Works department and BNSF.