OKC warns of scam involving traffic citations
Oklahoma City is warning the community about an ongoing scam in which residents are receiving text messages stating they need to pay a traffic violation.
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Paxton responds to critics of his choice to end Oklahoma Senate work early
Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton is doubling down on his choice to wrap up his chamber’s work early amid criticisms from his own caucus and the House.
Oklahoma grand jury finds 'rank political favoritism' in release of Stitt's friend after DUI
A multicounty grand jury revealed it’s been investigating the early release of a drunk driver from prison.
New Sunbeam Education Center opens in Oklahoma City
Community, philanthropic and nonprofit leaders gathered May 6, 2026 to celebrate the grand opening of the new Sunbeam Early Education Center in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City: Point in Time count shows drop in homelessness
Oklahoma City released the annual Point-in-Time count, sharing the one-day snapshot of people experiencing homelessness.
AG Drummond says alleged favoritism shown in Polson DUI case ‘reprehensible’
A Multi-County Grand Jury report raises concerns about Oklahoma DOC’s GPS program and Sara Polston’s release from prison.
Gov. Kevin Stitt responds after grand jury report claims favoritism in Sara Polston case
Gov. Kevin Stitt denied claims of favoritism after a multi-county grand jury released a report on Oklahoma's GPS monitoring program and claimed he played a role in a woman being released from prison early.
Police investigate reported bomb threat involving Purcell High School
Police are investigating a reported bomb threat involving Purcell High School on Friday.
'I did zero favors.' Early release in DUI case includes allegations against Stitt
A new report from a Multi-County Grand Jury uncovered issues involving the Oklahoma Department of Corrections' Electronic Monitoring Program.
'Deadliest Catch' star Jake Anderson reveals he got divorced
After 13 years of marriage, Jake Anderson of “Deadliest Catch” fame has announced he and his wife, Jenna Anderson, are getting divorced.
Former President and CEO of failed Oklahoma bank pleads guilty to fraud
The former president and Chief Executive Officer of the failed First National Bank of Lindsay (FNBL), pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud on Wednesday.
Health disparities study ranks Oklahoma near last in nation
The 2026 Commonwealth Fund study of racial and ethnic health disparities places Oklahoma 48th out of 51 for health outcomes among white populations and 47th for health care quality.
Oklahoma Voice: Oklahoma House swiftly overrides Stitt veto of notification bill
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma House wasted no time overriding a veto of a measure requiring the governor to give notice to a successor when he is out of the
Cowgirls coach Gajewski criticizes Big 12's handling of Pitcher of the Year voting process
After Wednesday’s announcement that Oklahoma State ace pitcher Ruby Meylan was named Big 12 Co-Pitcher of the Year, Cowgirls coach Kenny Gajewski voiced his frustration.
Newly released files on UFOs detail a report of possible OKC sighting in 1947
The Pentagon has started releasing new files on UFOs, and a file describes the account of an Oklahoma City man who claimed to have seen one.
65-year-old nanny accused of 'physically harming' baby in felony child abuse case: police
A 65-year-old nanny from California was charged in connection with the alleged abuse of a baby, according to authorities.
"Indefensible:" Grand jury blasts Oklahoma GPS monitoring program
Concerns about favoritism and a troubled inmate monitoring system were laid out Friday in a Multi-County Grand Jury investigation report.The report examines the
Oklahoma Voice: Stitt vetoes OETA, objects to publicly funded broadcasting
OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Kevin Stitt has vetoed a continuation of Oklahoma’s state-funded TV station, contending taxpayer dollars shouldn’t subsidize public broadcasting.
Bill Adding GPS Monitoring for Dangerous Domestic Abusers Heads to Governor’s Desk
OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill protecting domestic violence victims from their abusers after those individuals are released on bail is making its way to the governor’s desk. Sen. Bill Coleman, R-Ponca City, on...
United is the Way: Letter Carriers Lead Local Fight Against Hunger
As letter carriers prepare to walk their routes, they are also taking on an important role in the fight against hunger across North Central Oklahoma. On Saturday, May 9, communities nationwide will take part...
Multi-county grand jury alleges Gov. Kevin Stitt showed favoritism in Sara Polston case
A multi-county grand jury released a report on Oklahoma's GPS monitoring program and alleged favoritism from Gov. Kevin Stitt.
Covered In Color: Bridging community in art in Midwest City, May 9th, 2026
Covered in Color is an annual spring festival in Midwest City featuring sidewalk chalk art, vendors, music, and family-friendly activities.Enjoy food trucks, c
Severe weather is possible through the weekend for central OK
Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible through the weekend. Damaging wind gusts, large hail, and a tornado risk exists.
Oklahoma man charged after shooting at emergency drone during search for missing child
A Coweta man has been charged after authorities say he fired a shotgun at a Wagoner County Emergency Management drone that was being used to help search for a m