An Oklahoma City police car collided with a Jeep, causing no injuries but some traffic disruption near SW 29th St. and Wimberley Drive. The incident is under investigation.

Two people were hospitalized after a shooting in Oklahoma City's Bricktown. Police are investigating the incident, with no clear motive or suspects yet.

Oklahoma's Moore and Yukon high schools experienced lockdowns due to anonymous threats, which were believed to be part of a nationwide hoax. No injuries were reported and normal operations resumed shortly after.

The National Weather Service forecasts clearer skies in Oklahoma City following a foggy morning, with temperatures rising and conditions improving as the week progresses.

A pedestrian was killed by a train in Edmond, near 15th and Broadway. The roads were closed but later reopened, and the incident is under investigation.

A Blanchard elementary student fired an SRO's gun on the playground without injuries; an investigation is underway to review safety protocols and equipment.

Oklahoma City is forecasted to have a mostly sunny day with a high of 68°F, but potential thunderstorms and showers are expected later in the evening.

There will be a detour on Cherry Stone Street in Norman due to sewer line replacement from Dec 16-18. Local traffic can still access, but through traffic will be redirected.

Two children were injured when a truck hit a golf cart they were in, in Oklahoma City. The accident raised concerns about road safety, as the golf cart had no lights on.

Norman administrative offices will close for Christmas and New Year's, with altered trash/recycling schedules and closures of Transfer Station and Compost Facility during the holidays.

Derrick Leron Jordan was arrested following a Del City shooting that left Tony Ganther dead. Jordan faces charges including first-degree murder and is held on $10 million bond.

The Department of Energy canceled an electric transmission corridor project in Oklahoma due to local opposition and concerns over federal eminent domain.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond warns voice service providers for allowing suspected illegal robocall traffic as part of a 50-state task force's efforts to combat robocall scams.