Oklahoma edged LSU in a final‑rotation thriller at Dickies Arena to claim the Sooners' eighth NCAA women's gymnastics title. The win capped a night of tight scores and big routines.

Calmer, sunnier skies are on tap across Oklahoma through next Thursday after Friday's storms, but chilly mornings and pockets of fire danger remain.

Forecasters say severe storms — including hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes — could return to Oklahoma on Thursday, April 23. Stay alert for watches and warnings.

A federal jury awarded $2 million after finding Oklahoma County jail staff were deliberately indifferent to a detainee’s medical needs in 2021.

A new photo gallery collects Jalen Williams' season-defining plays, from March bursts to playoff fireworks. The images highlight the guard's biggest moments at Paycom Center and beyond.

A tornado hit between Ponca City and McCord Friday night, toppling large trees, crushing two vehicles and leaving many off Highway 60 without power. Emergency officials report no injuries as crews investigate a reported gas leak.

An OBN diversion probe led to the arrest of a temporary Reasor’s pharmacist in Owasso on suspicion of stealing oxycodone; investigators say audits, interviews and video led to the arrest.

At Friday's State of the Base, Tinker leaders highlighted a multibillion-dollar economic footprint, modernization plans and the return of the Tinker Air Show in 2027.

Downtown leaders and developers are coordinating repairs and tenant outreach to reactivate OKC’s mile‑long Underground as new housing and arena projects bring more people downtown.

Light showers and gusty north winds make for a blustery Saturday morning in Oklahoma City. Skies clear this afternoon with highs near 64°F.

A local nonprofit has asked a judge to pause more than 100 pay raises at the county jail, saying the chairman approved them without board consent. A hearing is set for July.

Tanner Wallace was taken into custody April 15 in Shawnee on alleged failure to comply with sex‑offender registration and a protective‑order violation. Public booking logs show earlier registration‑related arrests.

A federal jury found Anthony Michael Lennon guilty of failing to register as a sex offender, ending a 13‑year manhunt stemming from a 2012 staged disappearance. The conviction follows a four‑day trial in federal court.