Jerry Golden vanished after a bank stop in Pond Creek and may be driving toward family 160 miles away in Weleetka.

Skyler Scott Burditt was not wearing a seat belt when his car rolled twice and hit a barrier, troopers say.

A judge found the deputy was the aggressor after warning Bobby Raymond he'd put a bullet in him. The DA is fighting to bring the charges back.

Choctaw police still lock suspects in a jail cell made from a shipping container. Voters decide Aug. 25 whether a tax hike fixes that.

The Norman software firm quietly runs dispatch and trading for 60% of U.S. power. Now a Japanese giant is buying it outright.

Odd and even address numbers now dictate watering days as Chickasha's 60-year-old plant strains under record demand.

Police rushed to SW 10th and Robinson Friday night, the latest gunfire scare in a downtown park with a troubled recent history.

The 4-acre site once housed A&A Auto Parts & Salvage for over 40 years before a 2022 fire gutted it.

Muskogee 6th and 7th Grade Academy scrapped an August 12 prayer walk after a national watchdog objected, but Oklahoma's attorney general says the event broke no laws.

A budget leader says even Gov. Stitt now calls selling the old state plane a mistake, as replacement costs balloon past what lawmakers approved.

Saturday opens with a slight storm chance, then Oklahoma City roasts through a week of 99- to 107-degree highs.

Connie Fires was killed after her vehicle overcorrected into oncoming traffic on US 177. It's the second deadly head-on crash on this stretch since April.

Jarrod Bishop trained fellow Duncan officers. Now he faces a second-degree murder charge after allegedly fleeing a deadly crash off duty.