Myriad Botanical Gardens transforms for the annual Pumpkinville, featuring over 30,000 pumpkins and activities like painting and carousel rides from October 4-20 with varying hours.

Oklahoma Task Force 1 assisted with rescues in southeastern US states following Hurricane Helene, including saving an elderly man and his dog in Tennessee.

Bixby High School's principal was arrested for public intoxication and alleged misconduct at a school dance, leading to suspension and an ongoing investigation.

Amanda Vicente-Santos' awarded research examines how human factors like climate change influence wildlife disease, potentially affecting human health.

An Oklahoma City police officer was hospitalized after his car, positioned to warn drivers about a fallen couch on the road, was hit by a truck on the Kilpatrick Turnpike.

One dead, one injured in a collision between a jet ski and a boat on Arcadia Lake. The jet ski operator died after being transported to the hospital; the boat operator was released after treatment.

Oklahoma City will experience a week of clear and stable weather with highs around 88 degrees and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service in Norman.

Edmond plans a new Fire Station 3 if voters approve a $231 million bond, part of the city's larger urban development initiative enhancing safety and infrastructure.

Oklahoma City anticipates a week of sunny weather with temperatures in the mid-80s, a gentle north wind, and no expected hazardous conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

Moore Police are seeking witnesses to a September 25 motorcycle-truck crash at Southwest 4th Street and Santa Fe Avenue, urging contact with Detective Grant.

University of Oklahoma PA students are gaining experience in rural healthcare, integrating primary care and mental health services, funded by a $2 million HRSA grant.

University of Oklahoma researchers use deep learning, funded by a $866,172 NSF grant, to study tornado formation via simulations, aiming to improve prediction models.

Oklahoma's State Superintendent Ryan Walters has requested $6 million total to place Bibles in public schools, sparking debate over church-state separation.