Oklahoma's Attorney General seeks public help to find two new fugitives on the state's 10 Most Wanted list, including Chen, linked to drugs and weapons, and Uribe, wanted for kidnapping.

Rep. Neil Hays, R-Checotah, plans to reintroduce his deep-fake regulation bill, House Bill 3073, to combat unauthorized use of personal likeness in digital media and establish penalties for violators.

The Village Police Department praised Deputy Chief Matt Butcher for his years of service and various roles since 2002, highlighting his leadership and impact.

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office and other employees gathered for a Thanksgiving luncheon hosted by the County Commissioners, fostering community and gratitude.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt granted clemency to Tremane Wood before his execution, with Senator Nice acknowledging advocacy efforts and systemic death penalty inequalities.

Grady County Deputy Kenton Blumenthal was named the 2025 Oklahoma Officer of the Year by Attorney General, recognized for resolving a dangerous multi-county chase.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma grants clemency to Tremane Wood, a decision commended by State Sen. Dave Rader for its alignment with justice and mercy.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt granted clemency to death row inmate Tremane Wood, sparking disappointment from Attorney General Drummond due to Wood's violent history.

Oklahoma's House Democratic Leader thanked the governor for granting clemency to Tremane Wood, aligning with the parole board's recommendation for reform.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt appoints Russ Cochran as special prosecutor, challenging AG Drummond's directive on indigenous hunting rights enforcement.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt changed Tremane Wood's death sentence to life without parole, following the Pardon and Parole Board's advice, for a murder Wood was involved in.

Oklahoma Democrat Cyndi Munson criticized politicians, particularly Republicans, for the federal shutdown's impact on Oklahomans, emphasizing SNAP funding issues and calling for bipartisan state solutions.

Oklahoma City faces traffic delays from multiple construction projects on highways I-40, I-35, and I-44, with lane closures and narrowing affecting commutes into 2026.