The NWS issued a flood advisory for central Oklahoma due to heavy rainfall, with warnings of minor flooding and a rise in river levels near affected counties. Residents are advised to avoid flooded roads.

OKCFD tackled two separate house fires in NE and NW Oklahoma City. Residents evacuated safely, but one dog perished, and two firefighters sustained minor injuries. Causes remain under investigation.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes sunny days, potential storms, and an 80% chance of precipitation, with thunderstorms likely and temperatures ranging from the high 60s to low 70s.

Former Love County treasurer Lory Hull gets a five-year suspended sentence for embezzlement after pleading guilty to the illegal appropriation of $21,499.13.

Oklahoma City man Eric Warren Davis was arrested for making child pornography with a trafficked juvenile, after an investigation led by the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics.

The westbound lanes of I-40 in Oklahoma City reopened after a multi-vehicle crash caused delays. Traffic was diverted to I-240, with the incident involving at least 16 vehicles.

Oklahoma City opens two outreach offices to aid residents affected by recent tornadoes, providing resources for rebuilding and recovery and offering free transportation to those in need.

Edmond, Oklahoma voters rejected all three propositions of the Edmond General Obligation Bond, which would have increased property taxes to fund city improvements.

Okmulgee resident Wilbert Lamon Rivers pled guilty to federal firearm charges due to illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition after a prior conviction.

Harrah Church serves as a Red Cross station and hub for community aid after a destructive tornado in Oklahoma, providing meals, supplies, and cleanup assistance.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Oklahoma City with initial sunny conditions turning to rain and thunderstorms, then clearing up by the weekend.

Wagoner resident Christopher Honeycutt pled guilty to meth possession with intent to distribute and illegal firearm possession.

Judy Love, co-founder of Love's Travel Stops and a noted philanthropist, has died at 87. Her legacy includes charitable work and a strong family business.