The National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma predicts clear skies and seasonal temperatures, with no severe weather expected, offering local residents a pleasant week ahead.

QuikTrip has donated $351,000 to the Broken Arrow Police Department's RTIC to improve crime prevention and response, with law enforcement and city officials highlighting the center's benefits.

Oklahoma City Council is ready to approve MANICA Architecture and TVS for designing a new sports and entertainment arena, with funding in place and plans to start after a 2025 demolition.

A diverse group in Oklahoma sues State Superintendent Ryan Walters to stop a Bible mandate in public schools, citing constitutional concerns about religious freedom and state-church separation.

The Waurika city manager was arrested on charges of child sexual abuse following an OSBI investigation, with evidences found on his electronic devices.

The National Weather Service warns of elevated fire weather conditions in northwestern Oklahoma today, with a sunny high of 74 degrees and southern winds. The weekend looks clear, while a slight chance of showers is anticipated for Monday.

Oklahoma City invites residents to discuss public safety and oversight at a board meeting in Will Rogers Gardens, featuring city officials and offering language interpretation services.

An Afghan man in Oklahoma City appeared in federal court on terror charges and was denied bail. He's accused of plotting Election Day violence, buying weapons, and having ISIS ties.

Broken Arrow Police arrested two men in separate incidents for kidnapping; a truck driver after a victim escaped, and another man for alleged kidnapping and sexual assault.

Oklahoma City is experiencing a surge in gun violence, with the current year's homicides matching last year's total. Advocates are urgently seeking solutions for youth and discussing the role of public policy in addressing the issue.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is honoring veterans with a giveaway, offering 500 game tickets and Freddy's meal coupons for Military Appreciation Night on Veterans' Day.

Oklahoma City's forecast predicts a sunny week with mid-70s to low 80s temperatures, and a fire danger in northwestern Oklahoma due to gusty winds and dry conditions.

Oklahoma City Fisheries Management caught a non-native 14-pound koi during a routine survey, which has now been moved to Will Rogers Gardens to prevent ecological issues.