The LeShon Johnson dogfighting case ends with the former NFL player sentenced to five years in federal prison after authorities seized 190 dogs in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma immigration arrests in 2026 have topped 1,800 through July as state and local law enforcement agencies expand partnerships with ICE.

Oklahoma violent crime rate fell 4.2% in 2025 as the state's murder rate dropped 21.2%, according to new FBI crime data.

OU football ticket scams are targeting fans ahead of the Sooners’ UTEP season opener, prompting warnings about fake sellers, stolen identities and counterfeit tickets.

An Oklahoma City retail theft ring investigation has led to two arrests after police say more than $25,000 in merchandise was stolen across the metro.

An Alva police officer and wife arrested in an elderly exploitation case are accused of improperly using more than $74,000 belonging to an 82-year-old man.

Ryan Bassham posts $2 million bond after surrendering on two first-degree murder charges connected to the deadly Sand Springs explosion.

A Lawton correctional officer was injured in an inmate attack at the Chief James Smith Correctional Center as ODOC investigates possible coordination by other inmates.

The James Pavatt execution is scheduled for November 12, 2026, after the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals set a date for the death row inmate.

A Moore daycare worker is charged with three counts of child abuse after investigators say video showed her mistreating children in her care.

An Oklahoma SNAP fraud investigation led to 12 arrests across five counties involving allegations of more than $150,000 in fraudulent food assistance benefits.

A Vinita man was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after a jury convicted him of aggravated sexual abuse of a 16-year-old girl in Indian Country.

Operation Clean Sweep III has charged 38 people in an Oklahoma child exploitation investigation and identified 21 children who were removed from danger.

The Tulsa park sexual assaults at Turkey Mountain and Hunter Park remain unsolved one year later as police continue investigating both cases.

The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign is underway in Oklahoma with increased DUI enforcement ahead of Labor Day weekend.

Matthew Ray Jones of Wynnewood pleaded guilty as an adult to second-degree murder in Indian Country in the 2025 shooting deaths of two men.

Oklahoma copper wire thefts have topped 300 cases this year, prompting AT&T to offer a $10,000 reward as outages threaten phone, internet and emergency communications.

Edmond Post Office shooting victims are remembered 40 years later as yellow ribbons return across the city and the community gathers to honor 14 lives lost.

Tulsa Public Schools audit findings detail $3.73 million in alleged fraud, misappropriation and improper bond payments as prosecutors consider additional charges.

A Tulsa DoorDash driver dog attack left Cymonne Williamson needing 11 stitches after she says a Cane Corso chased and bit her during a delivery.