Sen. Mann requests the AG's opinion on OHP jurisdiction after a decision to withdraw OHP law enforcement in Oklahoma and Tulsa Counties, citing concerns for local police resources.

Residents in Oklahoma City are preparing for hot, potentially stormy weather, with temperatures reaching up to the high 90s and thunderstorms possible throughout the weekend.

Oklahoma schools are challenged by a state mandate to provide free meals without additional funding, raising concerns among district leaders about potential budget cuts and legality.

Oklahoma recorded the second-highest deer harvest with over 128,000 deer, and 70 of 77 counties met antlerless goals, reflecting effective wildlife management.

EMSA issued a Medical Heat Alert in Oklahoma City after responding to multiple heat-related illness calls, providing residents with safety tips such as pre-hydration and wearing appropriate clothing.

The OKC Fire Department announced the 12th Annual Project Life 5K in downtown OKC on August 9, 2025, inviting the community to take part and support a philanthropic cause.

Oklahoma Task Force 1 assists with search and rescue in flood-hit Kerrville, Texas, combing 85 miles of river amidst debris and challenges, while receiving support and thanks from locals.

A Stillwater man, Lee Grant Clark, is charged with child porn production and sexual abuse by the U.S. Attorney's Office after an FBI-led investigation.

Oklahoma State Representatives have mixed views on the new mandate for fully funded student meals, with some supporting the principle but concerned about practical and fiscal challenges.

A former ODOT contractor, Jacob McElhaney, was indicted for allegedly embezzling over $15,000 in state property, facing up to eight years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather and high temperatures reaching 93°F in Oklahoma City, with a heat index up to 100°F and light winds shifting east southeast.

Melissa Evon from Elgin High School was named the 2025 Oklahoma State Teacher of the Year, honoring her over three decades of educational impact and advising for FCCLA.

Mexican national Rodrigo Chacon Villegas was sentenced to 18 months in prison for unlawful reentry to the U.S. after deportation and possession of a stolen vehicle and drugs.