Mustang 4-year-old hospitalized after ingesting THC gummy found at playground
A 4-year-old Mustang boy spent 26 hours unconscious after accidentally ingesting a 1,000-milligram THC gummy he found near a playground swingset, according to his parents.
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One person in custody following Norman standoff
One person in custody following Norman standoff
How do I naturally lower blood pressure?
High blood pressure affects millions of Americans, but small lifestyle changes can make a big difference. Dr. Lacey Anderson shares natural ways to lower blood pressure, including exercise, diet changes, str...
UCO’s Endeavor Games competition seeking athletes, volunteers in Edmond
The University of Central Oklahoma's adaptive sports competition begins June 11 and could bring nearly 300 athletes to Edmond.
Trump heads to China today for high-stakes meeting with Xi
Trump heads to China for high-stakes summit with Xi Jinping as trade, Iran tensions and Taiwan loom over key U.S.-China talks.
No injuries reported in SW OKC apartment fire
Firefighters say no one was injured after flames damaged a southwest Oklahoma City apartment unit Tuesday morning; the cause remains under investigation.
No court for Oklahoma County inmates during transportation standoff with sheriff’s office
At least 79 people, represented by public defenders, could not make their hearings.
Oklahoma principal who tackled gunman says “there was no denying” sound of gunshots
Pauls Valley principal Kirk Moore says instinct took over when he tackled a school gunman, an act officials say helped prevent further injuries during last month’s shooting.
Former Thunder, OSU Cowboys player Desmond Mason arrested in Oklahoma City
Mason, who played for the Thunder for the 2008-2009 season, was arrested on May 7.
Oklahoma City’s ReMerge program shows impact of prison diversion for mothers
The nonprofit says its diversion model connects high-risk mothers with housing, treatment and support services instead of incarceration.
Oklahoma City reports first drop in homelessness since 2022
Oklahoma City’s 2026 PIT Count recorded a 1% drop in homelessness, marking the city’s first overall decline since 2022.
Oklahoma mom in addiction recovery turns a new chapter this Mother’s Day
An Oklahoma mom in addiction recovery turned a new chapter this Mother’s Day, she told News 9 on Sunday.
Oklahoma City police investigate after 2 bodies found in northeast OKC
Police said officers responded Sunday morning near NE Grand Boulevard and Martin Luther King Ave., and the deaths are not currently being investigated as a homicide.
Motorcyclist injured in NW Oklahoma City crash
Police said the crash happened Saturday afternoon near NW 70th Street and N May Avenue.
Norman deputy injured in fatal crash with Cleveland County Sheriff’s vehicle
A collision at a Norman intersection leaves one woman dead as authorities investigate Friday night wreck
Oklahoma foster Parents encourage more families to step up
Sunbeam Family Services says children entering foster care across Oklahoma urgently need safe and stable homes.
Oklahoma County jail searches for new solution to jail transportation
The group met for a tense four hours on Friday, after the sheriff previously announced he would not continue with the transportation duties in the next fiscal year.
Organ donation answers: LifeShare explains misconceptions
LifeShare Oklahoma experts explain common organ donation myths, waitlists and why more than 800 Oklahomans need lifesaving transplants.
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.
UFO Files released by Pentagon: ‘It’s time the American people see it for themselves’
The Pentagon has released 162 newly declassified UFO and UAP files, including videos, photos and decades of government reports, following President Trump's directive to make more information about unexplaine...
Oklahoma City teacher Karlie Minson named OKCPS Teacher of the Year
Oklahoma City Public Schools named 7th grade math teacher Karlie Minson its 2026 Teacher of the Year for her student-centered classroom approach.
Gov. Stitt defends role after Grand Jury report criticizes him over Sara Polston release
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt responds after a multi-county grand jury report criticized his role in the early release of Sara Polston, denying favoritism and saying he only questioned the decision.
Jackson Lahmeyer endorsed by Trump for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District
President Donald J. Trump endorsed pastor and activist Jackson Lahmeyer for Congress, highlighting his ties to faith-based organizing and the America First agenda.
Heroic principal says tackling gunman was “just instinct” and “God’s hand was on all of us.”
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma principal Kirk Moore spoke with CBS News about the moment he stopped a gunman who had entered the school. The heroic moment was caught on video.