The Oklahoma Sooners are set to battle the Navy Midshipmen in the Armed Forces Bowl on December 27, as Oklahoma aims to overturn their historical loss to Navy.

The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry offers an executive office internship for college students interested in agriculture, food policy, and government relations.

Oklahoma City's indoor recreation facilities are closing for annual maintenance and cleaning from Dec. 23, 2019, to Jan. 3, 2020, affecting centers like Will Rogers Senior Center and Macklanburg Community Center. Outdoor parks will remain open.

A 20-year-old from Moore died in a rear-end collision on I-35 near Goldsby; inattentive driving was cited as the cause. Traffic was disrupted due to the incident.

Two Oklahoma City residents died in an I-240 crash due to their SUV hitting a tree; neither used seat belts. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

Convicted murderer Kevin Underwood's clemency hearing proceeds despite a denied delay and amid controversy over Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board resignations.

The NWS has extended a Dense Fog Advisory in Oklahoma with low visibility warnings. Foggy conditions are causing hazardous driving, but clear skies are expected later.

The NWS forecast for Oklahoma City predicts early fog clearing for sunshine and a high of 61 degrees, with further clear and sunny days throughout the week.

Three suspects were arrested in SW Oklahoma City for stealing an ATM after compelling a store owner's help and a subsequent car chase involving a helicopter. A baby was found in their car, and the ATM was later recovered.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department responded to a minor fire at Chelio's Diner, recently featured on TV, with no injuries reported. Causes are under investigation.

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.