Western Oklahoma poaching arrest made after multi-agency search tied to illegal hunting activity.

Oklahoma health care fraud sentence issued after counselor convicted in $1.1 million insurance scheme.

Oklahoma weekly review highlights cattle theft arrest, fraud cases, domestic violence trends, and utility shutoffs.

Ardmore cattle theft charges filed after multi-county livestock scheme involving dozens of stolen cattle.

Bartlesville tire rim theft charges filed after suspects caught with rims, drugs, and stolen firearm.

Collinsville teacher assault charge filed after classroom incident involving special needs student.

Osage County oilfield theft investigation targets suspects after equipment stolen between Prue and Hominy.

Oklahoma domestic violence deaths report shows decline in 2024, but incidents remain high statewide.

Tulsa Catholic deacon embezzlement charges allege more than $1.5 million taken from parish funds.

Chickasha special education teacher charged with child abuse after two incidents involving students.

Oklahoma marijuana trafficking indictment charges 51 defendants in multi-state black-market operation.

Cleveland County acting sheriff steps in after resignation tied to felony embezzlement case and plea agreement.

Canadian County embezzlement charges allege more than $52,000 misused by former nonprofit CEO.

Pauls Valley standoff ends peacefully after five-hour negotiation, suspect taken into custody without injuries.

Oklahoma cattle theft investigation underway after 12 head reported missing in Rogers County near Chelsea.

Newcastle burglary suspects remain at large after police chase and crash tied to marijuana grow facility break-in.

Oklahoma prison contraband crackdown leads to seizure of weapons, cellphones, and drugs as officials target prison safety.

Anthony Lennon conviction follows 13 years on the run after staging a crime scene and failing to register as a sex offender.

LeFlore County deputy killed and Wister officer injured after suspect opened fire during welfare check near Wister, Oklahoma.

Jimcy McGirt sentencing brings 45-month prison term after probation violations tied to landmark McGirt ruling.