Edmond police seek three suspects from a dispensary robbery, appealing to the public for information. The suspects wore black and obscured their faces during the crime.

"Operation 922" in Oklahoma aims to curb domestic violence, particularly repeat offenders with firearm offenses, by a joint effort of federal and local law enforcement.

Brent Swadley defends his family and BBQ business amid an investigation into alleged fraudulent activity during Oklahoma state park restaurant renovations.

The case of Richard Glossip, a death row inmate, underscores concerns about flaws in Oklahoma's justice system, with a related Supreme Court appeal and calls for reform.

Oklahoma City faces an air quality alert due to high ozone levels; residents with health issues should limit outdoor activity. Public urged to reduce vehicle use and avoid fueling in peak hours.

Rascal Flatts announces their "Life Is a Highway Tour" for 2025, celebrating their 25th anniversary, with special guests Lauren Alaina and Chris Lane.

An inmate died at the Cleveland County Detention Center, with the cause of death and identity pending. The OSBI is investigating, and a consulting firm is reviewing jail health and safety practices.

Governor Stitt appoints Sterling Zearley as interim executive director of Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department to lead during transitional phase and upcoming major events.

Abuelo's Mexican Restaurant in Bricktown, Oklahoma City, closed after 30 years in business, leaving patrons to use gift cards at other locations. The closure follows the Spaghetti Warehouse and leaves OKC with just one Abuelo's.

A fisherman found a body in a pond near Lake Overholser, leading Oklahoma City rescue teams to recover it and police to begin an investigation into the unidentified individual's death.

Norman, Oklahoma is debating a $1 billion entertainment district proposal, with supporters citing economic growth and opponents seeking a public vote via a signature campaign.

Oklahoma Human Services advises SNAP recipients to report benefit theft for replacement under the recently passed Continuing Appropriations Act of 2025, which extends claims until December 2024.

The Tulsa-based QuikTrip has opened its first store in Oklahoma City, offering 20 gas pumps and six diesel bays, marking its 86th location in Oklahoma.