Oklahoma City Police will increase patrols in Bricktown after a violent weekend that included a stabbing and shootings, with a curfew enforced for minors.

The article describes a predominantly sunny and warm weather forecast for Oklahoma City, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms midweek and a hazardous weather outlook due to potential elevated fire conditions.

Oklahoma legislators criticize Tinker Air Force Base's plan to host a "National Coming Out Day" event, claiming it doesn't align with state values and is not a proper use of federal resources.

Oklahoma's Attorney General Drummond opposes a contract with a religious charter school, defending the separation of church and state after the state Supreme Court blocked the taxpayer-funded initiative.

Oklahoma City announces a Halloween event, "Halloween Harvest," and other fall activities, including a nature hike, arts, and sports, across various locations for all ages.

A first grader in Mustang, Oklahoma, brought a loaded firearm on a school bus, which was promptly secured by officials. Parents were notified, emphasizing safety and proper weapon storage.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-44 in Oklahoma City caused major morning delays, with injuries reported and extended cleanup operations.

The University of Oklahoma received $4.8 million to develop a non-toxic aerospace primer without chromium, aiming to improve safety and environmental impact.

Michael Pullin was arrested in Norman, Oklahoma, on charges related to possession and distribution of child pornography.

Five wounded in Oklahoma City's Bricktown shootings, with three individuals arrested and one at large. Local leaders consider curfew and lighting improvements.

The University of Oklahoma Police are investigating a sexual assault where a woman was groped on campus. The white male suspect with blonde hair fled on a BMX bike.

Oklahoma City will see a week of sunny weather, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s. NWS Norman warns of increased fire risk towards the weekend due to hot, dry conditions.

The Oklahoma Department of Commerce has received a $290,000 grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration to help local businesses increase their exports.