Oklahoma Senator Ally Seifried proposes Senate Bill 139 to empower school districts to ban student cell phone use during school hours to improve academic performance and mental health.

A high-speed chase in Moore, Oklahoma, ended near I-240 and May Avenue after police used a tactical maneuver to stop a Dodge Ram with a suspect who had a felony warrant. The female suspect was hospitalized but stable; no officers were injured.

Firefighters evacuated an Oklahoma City apartment complex as they battled a significant blaze that damaged two units; no residents were hurt and two cats and a rat were rescued.

The National Weather Service reports that Oklahoma City will experience chilly weather with gradual temperature changes and potential showers towards the weekend.

Oklahoma City reports an increase in sales and use tax collection for December, surpassing projections and demonstrating fiscal growth over the previous year.

Vietnamese Americans in Oklahoma City are calling for justice after charges against Officer Joseph Gibson, involved in injuring 71-year-old Lich Vu, were dropped. The community plans to protest, feeling the decision erodes trust in law enforcement.

The Norman Police Department mourns the loss of Master Police Officer Jenny Bryan, who passed away after a battle with cancer, honoring her bravery and legacy.

The Oklahoma City Council will consider an $875,000 settlement for the wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the 2020 police shooting of 15-year-old Stavian Rodriguez.

The Oklahoma Attorney General ruled that the county is exempt from city zoning laws for building a new jail, clearing a hurdle amid a dispute with Oklahoma City.

Master Police Officer Jenny Bryan of the Norman Police has died after a battle with cancer, leaving a legacy of courage and dedication to her community.

Yukon's Christmas in the Park is a drive-through light display event featuring over 5 million lights, available from the Saturday before Thanksgiving until New Year's Eve.

Two men died in a boating accident at Lake Texoma when their boat hit a bridge pillar. The victims were identified as Danny Glenn, 70, and Leslie Glenn, 73.

The National Weather Service predicts clear and sunny weather with chilly temperatures for Oklahoma City as residents prepare for the New Year. Winds may reach up to 25 mph.