The Oklahoma State Department of Education is investigating abuse allegations at Hugo Public Schools, with implicated employees suspended during the probe.

A fire in a Northwest Oklahoma City apartment complex led to a rescue operation for a trapped man and displaced several residents. Firefighters treated one person for smoke inhalation.

Norwood, a felon previously convicted for drug-related crimes, was sentenced to six years for illegal firearm possession.

Oklahoma City's Strong Neighborhood Initiative expands to Ross Heights and Stockyards City, aiming for revitalization through home construction, repairs, and public space enhancement.

An Oklahoma City man was sentenced to 46 months in prison for fentanyl distribution and illegal firearm possession after pleading guilty to the charges.

Oklahoma City man, John Anthony Owen, sentenced to 46 months for illegal possession of machinegun conversion devices, as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

Traffic on S. Berry Road in Norman will be disrupted due to sewer maintenance on February 4, 2025, starting at 8 a.m. Local access will be maintained.

Oklahoma City forecast predicts sunny weather with comfortable temperatures, reaching highs up to 78 degrees and lows around 34 degrees throughout the week.

Oklahoma Rep. Nicole Miller introduces HB 2260 to address engineer shortage with tax credits for students and firms hiring civil engineers, mirroring aerospace sector strategies.

Oklahoma AG Drummond opposes California's Prop 12, affecting pork producers with strict housing standards. He's backed by 22 states, arguing it violates interstate commerce and could harm the industry.

Oklahoma Senator Julia Kirt has filed bills to improve statewide housing accessibility, including the formation of a Workforce Housing Commission and allocating municipal funds for housing strategies.

A Lawton couple is charged with child sex trafficking, accused of exploiting minors for sex acts, with investigations leading to their arrest and potential life sentences.

Rep. Cynthia Roe backs House Bill 1682 to toughen penalties on sales of tobacco and vape products to individuals under 21 in Oklahoma, hoping to address youth nicotine addiction.