An NIH-funded University of Oklahoma study, led by Dr. Jennings, examines if care for dementia patients aligns with their end-of-life wishes, considering quality and cost disparities.

University of Oklahoma's Assistant Professor Wei Qin received an Early Career Award from the U.S. Department of Energy for his novel research on the effects of climate change on soil microbiology and nitrogen cycling.

Oklahoma teams mobilize to help former residents and others in Florida as Hurricane Milton approaches, with first responders ready to provide immediate support and relief efforts.

An Afghan man in Oklahoma City was arrested for planning an ISIS-affiliated Election Day terror attack and attempting to acquire firearms for the act.

Oklahoma City breaks ground on a new $19 million Diversion Hub intended to support residents entangled with the law, reduce jail populations, and encourage positive life paths with various services.

Oklahoma City Council has approved $4.75 million for renovations at Wiley Post Park that includes a USS Oklahoma City submarine monument, with construction starting in 2025.

Oklahoma City's weather includes clear skies and potential storms, with highs in the 80s and 90s, but a hazardous weather outlook warns of possible thunderstorms and elevated fire risks in the region.

Oklahoma's AG Drummond opposes Governor Stitt's early request to review a lawsuit settlement, citing timing concerns in a case affecting pretrial defendants awaiting mental health services.

Sheboygan police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who severely injured a 60-year-old female cyclist. The incident occurred on October 6, and authorities are seeking public assistance.

A high-speed chase in Oklahoma City led to two arrests and one person hospitalized after police tried to pull over a driver for traffic violations. The pursuit ended with a tactical intervention by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

The Oklahoma City Police are seeking two suspects for a theft and assault at a 7-11, where items were stolen and a clerk was pepper-sprayed. They fled on foot and the public's help is requested.

Oklahoma's Department of Education updated its RFP for supplying Bibles to schools, ensuring fairness and transparency after critiques of initial criteria.

Two were arrested and one hospitalized after a high-speed chase in Oklahoma City triggered by a traffic stop. Police used a tactical maneuver to end the pursuit.