From Minnehaha to Gonzaga to OKC, Holmgren has only played on teams that finished as top seeds. The run continued as the Thunder clinched the NBA's No. 1 seed this week.

Tornado Watch 130 is in effect across 22 northern Oklahoma counties through 9 p.m. Friday. SPC warns of possible strong tornadoes, huge hail and damaging winds.

Integris Health says it will close some clinics and cut staff as it braces for roughly $130 million in yearly funding losses tied to federal reimbursement changes.

House Bill 1933 — the Maddix Bias Act — would ban recreational nitrous oxide in Oklahoma and impose misdemeanors and fines; the measure now goes to the governor.

An 81-year-old Ada man died after his vehicle was struck while crossing State Highway 1 in Pontotoc County, troopers say.

Two Mexican nationals were sentenced to 46 months after admitting they packaged and distributed fentanyl in Tulsa. Authorities seized drugs, cash and phones during a search.

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections is installing CLEARPASS full-body scanners at five prisons to detect phones, drugs and other contraband as part of a technology push.

A Wagoner woman faces felony charges after police found her mother's mummified remains in a home with about 20 dogs. Authorities say the animals are being held as evidence while the investigation continues.

Citizen Potawatomi Nation unveiled plans for a 4,100‑seat championship softball stadium at FireLake Ball Fields in Shawnee, targeting spring 2027.

Warm Friday gives way to a late‑day storm threat. Wind Advisory 7 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday with gusts up to 50 mph.

Fourteen-year-old Osten “Oz” Utley suffered a severe C1 spinal injury after an April 1 e‑bike crash in Stillwater and is now receiving care at OU Children's in Oklahoma City.

A Warriors win this week pushed a Clippers pick to Oklahoma City, guaranteeing the Thunder at least a top‑12 selection as they head into the 2026 playoffs. That gives OKC rare draft leverage alongside title hopes.

Court records and advocates say an 11‑year‑old in Oklahoma City was trafficked by a family member — and that traffickers are often people victims already know.