The Oklahoma City Thunder's playoff success boosts local businesses, particularly with increased sales of merchandise, as the city anticipates their NBA Finals appearance.

Oklahoma honored the late former House Minority Leader Larry Ferguson at the Capitol, with Sen. Chuck Hall presenting an Oklahoma flag to Ferguson's daughter and remembering Ferguson's service and influence in state politics.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Oklahoma City, with sunny skies today and potential thunderstorms and showers over the next few days, followed by clear weather on Friday.

Two suspects, one 18 and one juvenile, were arrested in connection to a double homicide at a Wynnewood marijuana grow operation where two men were found shot dead.

Oklahoma's legislature approved a bill to set up a Taiwan Regional Trade Office, aiming to strengthen international economic ties, now awaiting the governor's signature.

Oklahoma enacts Senate Bill 599, permitting the death penalty for child rape and life imprisonment for child molestation, as Governor Stitt signs the legislation into law.

A fire at a NW Oklahoma City apartment necessitated evacuations and sent one person to the hospital for smoke inhalation. Firefighters rescued residents and are investigating the cause.

Global Production Solutions funded meals for the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office, with additional donations from Chick-Fil-A and Taco Boy in Tecumseh, showing community support for law enforcement.

Richard Curnett was the victim of the 26th homicide in his city, with suspect River Curnett still at large. Authorities urge public caution and seek information to aid the investigation.

Oklahoma authorities are searching for William D. Brainard, who escaped from Clara Waters Community Corrections Center. He was serving time for burglary. The public is urged to report sightings to the police.

Two separate shootings occurred in Midwest City during Memorial Day weekend, with one victim injured and the suspects at large, causing local concern.

The article describes detailed weather forecasts from the National Weather Service for Oklahoma City, including transitioning skies, temperature variations, and chances of rain and thunderstorms.

ODOT commemorates employee Leonard Stroyick on the 60th anniversary of his death and promotes work zone safety.