Officials confirmed that a fish kill in Rock Creek, Norman, poses no threat to public health; it was likely caused by water flushing from a treatment plant.

A pickup truck collided with a train in Canadian County, Oklahoma, injuring the driver, who is now in stable condition. The crash occurred near SH 66 and Banner Road.

Tifany Adams, a suspect in the Oklahoma Panhandle murder case, chose not to assert her right to a speedy trial in the deaths of Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley.

An 18-year-old is arrested after the recovery of four stolen horses in Oklahoma City, with further arrests possible.

11-year-old Isis Flowers was found safe after a community-wide search in Milwaukee, having last been seen near 18th and Vienna. Her specifics of recovery remain undisclosed.

A gun carried by a school resource officer at Blanchard Elementary discharged while he was helping a child, leading to an investigation into the holster's safety.

Richard Dewayne Chambers, identified as a person of interest in three Oklahoma homicides, has been located by law enforcement. The investigation is active.

The Whittier Recreation Center in Norman is closed due to mold found during repairs. No mold is in the gym or game room, and alternative after-school care is provided at Whittier Middle School.

Oklahoma's STEM teacher recruitment program successfully attracts 61 educators for rural schools, fueled by a $1.2 million signing bonus initiative, with stringent eligibility checks to avoid past issues with bonus distribution.

The National Weather Service reports a sunny day in Oklahoma City with a high of 48 degrees and gusty winds, followed by clear nights and gradually warmer days, reaching up to 61 degrees by Tuesday.

Oklahoma House Speaker-Elect Kyle Hilbert has announced a restructured committee system aimed at improving legislative scrutiny, including both standard and oversight committees.

The Norman Police Dept. is seeking a Digital Marketing and Social Media intern to create content and assist with communications for Spring and Summer 2025. Eligible candidates should be university students able to earn course credit.

State Senator Carri Hicks has introduced the "Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Act" to provide tuition assistance for service members seeking professional licenses or certifications.