Ninnekah Public Schools settles for $7.5 million in a sexual abuse lawsuit involving former coach Ronald Akins, who pled guilty to 10 counts of sexual offenses.

The Oklahoma City HRC invites residents to discuss housing rights on Sept. 25, continuing the dialogue from their July meeting about housing as a human right.

Multiple accidents on Lake Hefner Parkway in NW Oklahoma City caused major delays, with traffic backed up from Britton to Memorial Road. Emergency crews cleared the accidents, including an overturned SUV, and normal traffic resumed later.

The Oklahoma City Police Department seeks public help in identifying a woman who assaulted a gas station clerk over gas price signage. They released footage showing the suspect with a leopard print hat, blue sweater, and a scar on her left cheek.

A semi truck fire on I-40 near Shawnee caused a grass fire and traffic delays, with no injuries reported. Additional incidents and construction in the area further affected traffic.

Oklahoma faces hot, humid weather with a chance of thunderstorms, as the National Weather Service advises residents to stay alert to changing conditions.

Oklahoma officials, led by Governor Stitt, removed over 453,000 ineligible voter registrations to maintain accurate voting records and enhance election integrity.

Norman City Council approves the development of a $1 billion entertainment district, including a new OU arena.

Tinker AFB commemorated the 77th anniversary of the U.S. Air Force with ceremonies and highlighted the importance of the 507th Air Refueling Wing and maintenance crews.

Norman City Council is set to vote on a plan for a new arena and entertainment district, with debates over using public funds to cover part of the costs and its potential economic impact.

Eastside Pizza House in Oklahoma City is set to close at the end of September due to declining patronage, despite having served over 60,000 pizzas and 150,000 guests since its opening in February 2022.

Oklahoma's WIC Program is switching the baby formula they provide from Gerber to Similac in October, causing concern for families reliant on the program.

Bradley Frye was arrested for the murder of his wife, Sara Frye, and allegedly staging the crime scene as a suicide. Discrepancies in his story and physical evidence led to his charge.