Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma launches the Oklahoma Phone-Free School Challenge, encouraging the creation of innovative strategies to manage cell phone distractions in schools.

A motorcyclist died in Oklahoma City after being struck by a vehicle. The involved driver cooperated with the police, and authorities are investigating.

A teen charged with killing his father in Oklahoma is now charged with his mother’s murder in Florida, with officials skeptical of his self-defense claim.

Oklahoma City's forecast is sunny with high near 87; however, an Air Quality Alert due to high ozone levels has been issued, cautioning against outdoor activities for those with health issues.

Prague Police assistant chief Jeffrey Frisbie and his wife, Kimberly, face charges of child sexual abuse and physical abuse against foster children in their care.

Oklahoma voters will decide on raising the state's minimum wage to $15 by 2029 in the 2026 primary elections, following a ballot measure that garnered over 157,000 signatures.

Holdenville Police captured Keith Bear, who had an outstanding $20,000 felony warrant, after a foot chase and altercation with officers, leading to additional charges.

An explosion at a Maysville substation injured three, with emergency crews responding and controlling the subsequent fire. The cause of the explosion remains unknown.

OKCPD seeks public help to identify individuals from a Bricktown shooting using surveillance footage, providing a potential cash reward for useful tips.

OKCPD responded to a shooting in southeast Oklahoma City, where a man with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the thigh was found and taken to the hospital. The shooting is considered accidental.

A person died on Lake Hefner Parkway in Oklahoma City after being hit by multiple vehicles while his mother, who was taking him to a hospital for a mental health crisis, watched. No charges are filed as police investigate.

The Justice Department forms the ANTI-MCD Committee to combat illegal machinegun conversion devices, co-chaired by U.S. Attorney Troester and ATF's Jones.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and elevated fire risk for Oklahoma City, with a high of 87°F today and potential thunderstorms by Sunday night.