A wrong-way driver caused a multi-car crash in Oklahoma City, injuring several people, with three critically wounded. Traffic was disrupted, and police are investigating the incident.

Oklahoma City is expecting a warm week with highs up to 87-92 degrees and clear skies, per the NWS. Chances for thunderstorms increase towards the weekend.

A man from Newcastle died in a collision near I-44 and Airport Road in Oklahoma City, with two pickup trucks involved and seatbelts used. Investigation is ongoing.

Jackson Arnold steered No. 15 Oklahoma to a 34-19 win over Tulane with two rushing TDs and one passing, marking their last game before facing Tennessee.

Oklahoma City is expected to experience sunny skies with highs in the upper 80s, but the chance of thunderstorms may rise towards the end of the week.

The Oklahoma City Planning Commission has approved Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen's opening in the Alley North development, where it will join a mix of establishments.

A tree-cutting job in Oklahoma City led to a shooting, resulting in one worker injured and one homeowner arrested after the homeowner fired upon the workers, mistaking them for trespassers.

Three men received life sentences for a 2022 rape near the University of Oklahoma, with the possibility of parole, after being convicted on multiple counts of rape and sodomy.

Three people died in a crash involving a semi-truck on I-40 near Mustang Road in Oklahoma City, with emergency response and an ongoing investigation by authorities.

Oklahoma City experiences a varied weather pattern with early thunderstorms, potential hail, and gusty winds, followed by sunny skies and moderate temperatures, while evenings bring chances of more thunderstorms.

The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health is removing Narcan vending machines due to cost-ineffectiveness, seeking alternative overdose prevention strategies.

The father and grandmother of a 2-year-old boy who died from fentanyl toxicity have been arrested in Cordell, Oklahoma, following an investigation into the December 2023 incident.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office announced layoffs due to budget issues, focusing cuts on admin staff and deputies while aiming to maintain essential services.