A national analysis finds Oklahoma City’s median home value has climbed about $89,121 (75.8%) since 2016 to roughly $206,713, far outpacing income gains and tightening affordability.

A federal magistrate has blocked Henryetta from prosecuting tribal citizens in municipal court, issuing a preliminary injunction that cites treaties and federal law.

Mountain Mike’s Pizza opened in Edmond, its second Oklahoma location, bringing a weekday buffet, arcade games and space for group events to the neighborhood.

A new Oklahoma law requires first responders to alert police after suspected overdoses and treats detectable fentanyl as presumptive in fatal cases. Supporters cite faster probes; critics warn it may chill 911 calls.

An 82-year-old Butler man was killed after the trailer attached to his tractor ran over him Wednesday, troopers say.

OBN agents served five warrants in Muskogee County and seized about 16,450 marijuana plants and roughly 1,320 pounds of processed product; four people are in custody.

Crews paused an overnight search at Lake Thunderbird after a possible drowning Thursday night; one person resurfaced while another remained missing.

A 47-year-old Oklahoma City man was arrested after posts online threatened a deputy who had served him with a protective order. Officials say his past convictions and harassment claims made the posts especially alarming.

Vance AFB held a ceremony for the final T‑1A Jayhawk class as the Air Force shifts advanced pilot instruction into simulators and a new UPT model.

Hot, windy Friday in Oklahoma City with highs near 92°F, gusty southerly winds and an Air Quality Alert for ozone. Limit strenuous outdoor activity this afternoon and avoid gas-powered yard work.

Oklahoma City police searched Thursday after a woman was shot in southwest OKC; the suspect fled after his vehicle crashed and officers continued a foot search.

A stubborn black soot has reappeared across Ponca City, staining cars, playgrounds and pets while residents and tribal leaders press regulators for answers.

A new state law creates a narrow safety exception that lets Oklahoma’s juvenile‑oversight office notify police when a complainant makes a credible threat. Most complaint details remain confidential.