A new Oklahoma bill would bar state agencies and publicly funded facilities from using taxpayer dollars for gender‑transition procedures and expand penalties for providers.

A suspect was arrested after a "dangerous situation" in Garvin County prompted a shelter-in-place; investigators later gave the all-clear but details remain limited.

A body was recovered from the Oklahoma River near Portland Avenue Thursday; city dive teams assisted and investigators have opened a probe.

A House bill would let Oklahoma counties levy up to 15% on retail medical marijuana if local voters agree. Supporters want the cash for public safety and blight cleanup; critics warn higher costs could drive people to the black market.

An Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper was struck on the John Kilpatrick Turnpike near West Wilshire Road; officials say the trooper's condition is unknown.

Konawa Public Schools says an OSDE 'selective review' has narrowed its counseling caseload and district leaders will press the State Board in Oklahoma City on Feb. 26.

Cleveland County detectives say an online exploitation probe involving a minor led to an arrest in Texas. The sheriff's office urged parents to monitor kids' devices and use parental controls.

Clear, mild Thursday with highs near 73°F through Saturday; a cold front late Saturday may bring showers and thunderstorms into Sunday.

A flag-backed mural in downtown El Reno honors Sgt. Thomas Duran. The piece was funded by community donations and marked by a city ribbon-cutting.

The Choctaw Tribal Council passed CB‑27‑26 and Chief Gary Batton signed it, updating Section 151 to state non‑Indians may be prosecuted within Choctaw territory where federal law permits.

Deputies found five children living amid trash, moldy food and human waste at a Chickasha-area home; parents were arrested and face neglect charges.

A sign for Uncle Julio's has appeared in the long‑vacant Wayne's Waterside Grill building in Norman, and the chain says it's targeting an August opening.

At an Oklahoma City hearing, educators described assaults and resignations tied to classroom discipline, prompting a bill to address conduct and retention.