OSU students enjoyed a giant leaf pile provided by the school's landscapers during finals week, after a social media request for a fun stress-reliever.

Six former and current Garvin County Jail staff, including correctional officers and a nurse, are charged with federal civil rights violations linked to a detainee’s death due to medical neglect.

Governor Kevin Stitt appoints Susan H. Stava to Oklahoma's Pardon and Parole Board, amid two members' resignations and a high-stakes clemency hearing pending.

OSU coach Mike Gundy faces a standoff with university officials over a proposed contract revamp that may result in pay cuts tied to performance incentives.

OnCue opens its largest travel center in Oklahoma City, offering 31 fueling stations, a drive-through, and an array of amenities like self-checkout and a full-service kitchen.

The Key to Home Partnership in Oklahoma City is seeking urgent donations for the homeless to combat the cold winter, including clothing and hygiene products.

An Oklahoma City officer was charged with aggravated assault and battery after an altercation with an elderly man, captured on bodycam, resulted in serious injuries.

Holdenville High School teacher Cody Richison was arrested by the FBI for alleged child pornography, surprising the school district unaware of the investigation.

Oklahoma Rep. Jim Olsen has reintroduced a bill to require the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms, igniting debate on religion's place in schools.

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission approved nearly $150 million for infrastructure improvements, including US-259 in Hochatown and SH-152 near Will Rogers Airport.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes a mostly sunny day with a high of 51°F, a gentle wind, and increasing clouds towards evening. The weekend promises sunshine with highs around 59-60°F.

Marietta resident Jukobie Allen Ramsey, 22, pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a child and awaits sentencing following an investigation by the FBI and Love County Sheriff's Office.

Kyle Duffner of Oklahoma has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Indian Country for a child's death on June 27, 2021. He awaits sentencing, held by US Marshals.