Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt returns to work after a heart procedure to install a stent due to arterial blockage, prompting a public focus on cardiovascular health.

Kou Yang was arrested in Stillwater for possessing 75 pounds of DMT, with further seizure of 53 pounds from his home, continuing his history of drug offenses.

The National Weather Service warned of dense fog in central and east-central Oklahoma until 9 AM CDT, advising caution for drivers due to reduced visibility. Clearing is expected later in the day with mild temperatures.

The Oklahoma City Police released details of a Labor Day standoff where Mario Cruz fired shots and barricaded himself, resulting in an officer-involved shooting.

The "Operation Sonic Boom" in Oklahoma City has led to charges against 50 people for firearms and narcotics offenses, seizing 193 firearms and large drug quantities.

Emmanuel Littlejohn, an Oklahoma death row inmate, appeals to Governor Stitt for clemency before his execution, with support from his mother, advocates, and over 10,000 petitioners.

The Oklahoma City Council has engaged CAA ICON to oversee construction planning for a new city arena, aiming to enhance the local sports and entertainment infrastructure.

A motorcyclist died after a three-vehicle crash on I-40 in El Reno, Oklahoma. The collision, involving two semi-trucks, one parked and unoccupied, is under investigation.

The NWS issued a dense fog advisory in Oklahoma City, warning of low visibility for morning commuters until 9 AM CDT, with potential thunderstorms later in the day.

Oklahoma City's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, Sept. 26, and will resume service on Friday, Sept. 27.

Multi-vehicle crashes, including a semi rollover, caused significant delays and closures on I-40 and I-35 ramps in Oklahoma City on Sunday, but the roads were reopened by evening.

The Norman Police Department warned of flooding from heavy rains and urged caution, advising residents to avoid high water and delay travel. The city is addressing the flooding with an online portal for reporting damage.

Video evidence reveals the initial victim in a Norman, Oklahoma altercation was actually the aggressor, resulting in no charges and the investigation being closed.