The Justice Department forms the ANTI-MCD Committee to combat illegal machinegun conversion devices, co-chaired by U.S. Attorney Troester and ATF's Jones.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and elevated fire risk for Oklahoma City, with a high of 87°F today and potential thunderstorms by Sunday night.

A major water main break in west downtown OKC has led to road closures and low water pressure, with repairs complicated by the main's location in the city's aging infrastructure.

A 25-year-old man was arrested in Cleveland, Oklahoma, following a fatal family dispute where one was shot dead. Police and OSBI are investigating the incident.

The Oklahoma City Council approved the first phase of the MAPS 4 Bike Lanes project, totaling $22 million, to enhance cyclist connectivity throughout the city.

A two-vehicle crash in Moore caused one car to plunge into a ravine, leading to traffic disruptions and emergency responses, with one driver hospitalized.

Oklahoma City Police are seeking the public's help to catch a suspect who stole wigs from "Disney on Ice" performers.

A shooting north of Marietta resulted in one death and one hospitalization. The Love County Sheriff's Office and multiple agencies responded, with ongoing investigations and no current public threat.

A gas line struck by a boring machine caused disruptions in northwest Oklahoma City. No evacuations or injuries occurred, but traffic was diverted, and emergency crews responded to manage the situation safely.

Oklahoma City Police seek help identifying a suspect in a vehicle burglary and credit card theft at Earlywine Park, followed by an attempted use of the cards at a local Walmart.

The article announces the annual duck blind drawing event in Oklahoma for the upcoming waterfowl season, detailing the registration process, rules, and contact information for further assistance.

Residents in Norman, OK, continue to oppose a proposed OTA turnpike, despite the Norman City Council's rejection of collaboration and claims of OTA noncompliance with state law.

Judge Brian Lovell resigned due to frontotemporal dementia amid allegations of misconduct and a past indictment, stating health as the sole reason for his departure.