An analysis of NOAA records shows Cleveland County has the highest tornado density in Oklahoma, with Oklahoma and Tulsa counties also ranking near the top. The list adjusts counts for county size.

A state K9 stopped 649 pounds of black‑market marijuana moving through Oklahoma that investigators traced to California and bound for North Carolina.

Reports say the UFC may stage a July 18 Fight Night in Oklahoma, with Dione Barbosa vs Veronica Hardy among the rumored matchups while city and venue remain unconfirmed.

CU Boulder researchers recorded MCCPs in Lamont air — the first such airborne detection in North America — reviving scrutiny of biosolid fertilizer and state bills.

A 27-year-old woman was killed in Stillwater while holding her 5-year-old son; her ex fled the state and was arrested in Kansas on murder charges.

Putnam City West moved to remote learning after a late-day altercation between two students; police and campus officers are investigating.

A Hope Booth has been installed in the Underground, offering three‑minute guided breathing and encouraging messages plus links to nearby services. The Yellow Hall kiosk debuted with a ribbon‑cutting and will operate during Underground hours.

Court filings tie the same suspect to two separate campus beatings in March; victims required surgery and suffered multiple facial and lung injuries.

Cool start and light drizzle Tuesday with highs near 66°F. Gusty south winds through the week and a warmer, windier Thursday with fire-weather concerns west of OKC.

An Oklahoma City mom says she was the target of an attempted carjacking at Devon Park and has filed a police report. She’s urging drivers to lock their doors and stay alert.

Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton laid over HJR 1089, pausing a GOP push for a state constitutional convention amid concerns about wording and representation.

City councilors will vote Tuesday on an emergency ordinance that would temporarily halt new data‑center permits while staff finish zoning updates and study water, power and other impacts.

A plea deal in a December 2024 Oklahoma City shooting reduced charges to manslaughter and produced a 10‑year sentence for Richard Hawkins, court filings show.