Six people from Tahlequah, Oklahoma, were sentenced for federal firearms violations, including a felon in possession of a firearm and others acting as straw purchasers.

Cleveland County starts construction on a new $10 million Event Hall at the fairgrounds, funded by ARPA, for community events and emergency response needs.

John B. Wullich Jr. has been appointed to Cleveland County's excise and equalization boards, starting September 26, with unanimous approval from the county commissioners.

Three people were injured in Enid when two dogs attacked them; one victim was hospitalized. Police shot and killed one aggressive dog; the other escaped. The dogs' owner was cited.

A PAC linked to Oklahoma's Governor Stitt is funding a campaign against three state Supreme Court justices, raising questions on influence and transparency.

Wildfires in southwest Oklahoma, centered at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, have led to evacuations. The "Rush Fire" has burned 1,500 acres. Responders from multiple counties and agencies are fighting the fires amid drought conditions.

Oklahoma City is preparing for a safe Halloween with trick-or-treating tips, pet safety advice, and various themed events, including an adaptive Trunk-or-Treat for diverse participants.

Oklahoma City announced the filing dates for City Council candidates for Wards 1, 3, 4, and 7, with the election set for February 11, 2025. Candidates must meet eligibility criteria and may face a runoff if no majority is won.

The National Weather Service forecasts warm, mostly sunny days ahead for Oklahoma City, with tranquil skies and rising temperatures but warns of elevated fire risks due to dry conditions and strong winds.

The Oklahoma State Board of Education is considering suspending several educators' teaching certificates, including Shawnee Superintendent Aaron Espolt, over alleged inappropriate conduct.

Wesley Sutton pleads guilty to arson in Cherokee Nation territory, with sentencing pending as he awaits in custody.

Moore Police are seeking a suspect for taking inappropriate photos in stores and inappropriately touching a shopper, with a reward offered for information.

The University of Oklahoma suspended the FIJI fraternity after allegations of misconduct and hazing in September 2024, sparking discussions on Greek life and hazing practices.