A Guymon Fire Department EMT was pulled from a Goodwell house fire early Friday and later died at a hospital; the blaze is under investigation.

The Stuart Family Foundation gave OU Health $2M toward the new Stephenson Cancer Center in Tulsa, funding exam rooms, infusion suites and clinical‑trial space. The donation also names a first‑floor café in the new facility.

EMBARK is running game-day shuttles and free streetcar service for Thunder playoff games, with park-and-ride and VIP drop-off options to ease downtown parking.

A woman shot near SW 59th and May Avenue in southwest Oklahoma City was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

The Oklahoma Senate passed HB 1168 to make delivering abortion‑inducing medication a felony, adding penalties of up to 10 years in prison and $100,000 in fines. The measure now heads to Gov. Kevin Stitt amid vows of legal challenges.

Deputies in Pottawatomie County arrested suspects after a Highway 59 burglary probe led them to an abandoned business where stolen IDs and a substance that tested positive for fentanyl were found.

Barry Christian, 54, a Republican running for Oklahoma Senate District 38, was found dead after being reported missing; investigators found his truck south of Erick and OSBI is processing the scene.

Clear, cool Friday morning around 52°F in Oklahoma City. Warm, sunny weekend ahead with highs into the low 80s and elevated fire concerns northwest.

Piedmont's aging water system is strapped for capacity as state loans fund upgrades, but neighbors fear a proposed data center could overwhelm supplies.

A 13-year-old Rottweiler mix named Pup was rescued alive after 44 hours trapped in the rubble of an EF‑4 tornado that leveled homes in Enid, Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma House passed SB933 on April 30, 2026, creating a pathway for some patients to seek individualized investigational treatments. The measure now heads back to the state Senate.

OG&E says it will power three new Google data centers in Muskogee and Stillwater under agreements that place hookup costs on Google and aim to protect ratepayers.

A removed post calling for staged "one‑on‑one" fights at Orvis Risner Elementary has parents demanding clearer anti‑bullying action from the district.