Video shows a Seminole coach strike an umpire during a May 2 youth game; he was arrested and charged with assault upon an athletic official.

Four people, ages 18–20, were killed after a wrong‑way driver struck their car on I‑40 near Czech Hall Road early Friday. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating.

Patchy fog Friday morning clears to sun, but strong to severe storms are possible tonight. Expect heavy downpours and gusty winds during the evening commute.

A 32‑year‑old Oklahoma City man was sentenced to 137 months in federal prison after admitting he possessed a firearm during an armed apartment robbery. Court filings list multiple prior felony convictions.

Oklahoma City University launched a $25 million campaign to modernize the Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center, anchored by a $13M Kirkpatrick lead gift and a $2M upkeep endowment.

A forensic audit flagged mismanagement and at least $663,000 in questioned costs, prompting state officials to freeze a local weatherization program while investigators probe.

Duckie's Woodfire opened in downtown OKC offering house-made bagels every morning and Wells Beer on tap. The Sunshine District spot pairs morning schmears with an evening taproom and community events.

Devon Energy paid roughly half of a record $4 billion federal lease auction, scooping up prime Permian Basin tracts at unprecedented prices.

Oklahoma is among a handful of states saying it will use AI to help verify Medicaid work requirements — a move that could speed paperwork or create new coverage traps.

A boy tied to a long-running Broken Arrow custody fight ran away and alleged abuse; a judge dismissed an emergency protective order as officials call for probes.

A man was hospitalized with life‑threatening injuries after being shot during an alleged break‑in on Lloyd Avenue in Midwest City; police say the scene is contained.

Oklahoma City Council approved a $1 million film incentive for Black Label Media's 'Project Snake,' which city officials say will shoot mostly in OKC and spend millions locally.

What began as three basketballs on a Nichols Hills lawn has ballooned into a metro‑wide 'Love Stone' display — part memorial, part fentanyl‑awareness campaign.