Shane Allison was charged with two murders and illegal possession of a sawed-off shotgun after the Walmart shooting in Woodward, where Christina Alewine and Gary Mulbery were killed.

AG Gentner Drummond requests a reevaluation of death row inmate Ricky Ray Malone's mental competency for execution, with legislative support for ensuring the execution process is not unduly delayed.

The house in Henryetta, Okmulgee County, where a murder-suicide occurred in 2023, experienced a suspected arson, currently under investigation by authorities.

Oklahoma City's November sales and use tax summary shows a decline, missing projections for the General Fund and indicating potential economic stress.

The Oklahoma City Police are investigating a death after an injured person found in Southwest Oklahoma City died at the hospital. The cause of injury is unconfirmed, and a traffic disruption occurred due to the investigation.

Oklahoma State University sophomore Reed Marcum organized the state's largest-ever 4-H toy drive, distributing over 15,000 toys with the help of volunteers.

Inmate Bryan Tewanema was convicted for possessing a "shank" at the Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma City, as detailed by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A 12-year-old boy in Enid, Oklahoma, is arrested for connection to 51 vandalism acts involving vehicles and businesses, admitting to using a BB pistol in the incidents.

The National Weather Service forecasts clearing skies and cooler temperatures in Oklahoma City, with a high near 46 degrees today and lows around 28 tonight. The week ahead will see sunny days with temperatures gradually warming to the low 60s.

Katelyn R. Teel died in a crash with a semi-truck in Oklahoma; a toddler was injured but is in stable condition.

Oklahoma AG Drummond has filed a brief to prevent a state-sponsored religious charter school, asserting this violates the state constitution and maintaining the separation of church and state.

A boil order is in effect in Stratford, Oklahoma, due to E. coli found in the water supply, with residents advised to boil water or use bottled alternatives.

Guthrie Public Schools investigated an incident involving a former staff member on the sidelines during a football game and found no OSSAA rules violations.