Two women from Borger died Saturday after their car was rear-ended and caught fire on Highway 136 near Guymon. Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating.

A family's small maltipoo, Mickey, was killed after two pit bulls attacked in Oklahoma City; doorbell-camera footage and family complaints are raising questions about animal-welfare response.

A Tuesday system could bring quarter‑size hail and 60 mph wind gusts to parts of Oklahoma, while western counties face elevated fire danger as temperatures climb.

Letter carriers will pick up filled donation bags on May 9; small pantry donations become thousands of meals across Oklahoma.

GRDA is investigating a die‑off of mostly catfish on Lake Hudson below Pensacola Dam; routine monitors read normal while investigators look at recent floodgate releases.

Paul Mauney, 52, was killed in a two-vehicle crash on OK‑62 in Muskogee County on May 2; troopers say the other driver, 19, was uninjured and the OHP is investigating.

Sunny and warm Sunday in Oklahoma City with breezy, gusty SSW winds and highs near 84°F. Elevated fire-weather risk northwest; a cooler front and shower chance arrives midweek.

OU unveiled roughly $15 million in renovations to the Sam Viersen Gymnastics Center, adding about 16,000 square feet of team suites, locker rooms and a trophy lobby. The upgrades aim to boost training, recovery and recruiting.

An alleged robber was shot by a homeowner in southwest Oklahoma City and is in critical condition. Police are investigating the incident near SW 44th and S Pennsylvania.

A 44-year-old Oklahoma City man faces 28 charges after prosecutors say he broke into eight homes, robbed victims at gunpoint and assaulted women over a year.

Morning showers give way to a sunny, mild Saturday. Watch for gusty winds and elevated fire‑weather risk in northwest counties Sunday–Monday.

A Guymon Fire Department EMT was pulled from a Goodwell house fire early Friday and later died at a hospital; the blaze is under investigation.

The Stuart Family Foundation gave OU Health $2M toward the new Stephenson Cancer Center in Tulsa, funding exam rooms, infusion suites and clinical‑trial space. The donation also names a first‑floor café in the new facility.