An Oklahoma bail bond scam warning alerts residents about fake calls demanding payment for jailed relatives.

A 92-year-old man receives 25 years in prison in the Shawnee church abuse case.

The Tulsa pastor deportation of Wulfrano Portillo raises questions after routine immigration check-in.

The library statue theft case in Sperry leads to prison time and probation after statue stolen and sold.

The Lauria Bible Ashley Freeman search ended after investigators searched an abandoned mine shaft near the Oklahoma-Kansas border.

A Logan County deputy DUI crash in Edmond led to felony charges after police say the deputy had children in the car.

An Oklahoma text message scam warning has been issued by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol about fake DPS or DMV traffic fine messages.

A new search is underway in the Lauria Bible and Ashley Freeman case near Baxter Springs, Kansas nearly 25 years after the girls disappeared.

The Rogers County Sheriff’s Office says the wrong inmate was released from the Claremore jail Monday due to a name mix-up. The man was quickly located and returned to custody.

Senate Bill 1540 advances to make child grooming a felony in Oklahoma, with penalties of up to 10 years in prison.

Oklahoma narcotics officials say illegal fentanyl trafficking in Oklahoma is unlikely to decrease despite the death of a major Mexican cartel leader.

The Epic Charter School preliminary hearing resumes in Oklahoma County as former CFO Josh Brock testifies about alleged financial misconduct.

The Oklahoma County jail budget shortfall could lead to staff layoffs and operational challenges if more than $5 million in funding is not secured.

A Harmon County Sheriff investigation is underway as the OSBI reviews potential violations of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act following multiple resignations.

Mexican drug lord killing of CJNG leader triggers retaliation violence across Mexico as Oklahoma City officials monitor impacts and travel alerts.

The Leo’s Law fentanyl testing bill requiring fentanyl testing within the Department of Human Services system advances in the Oklahoma House.

Fernando Jesus Villegas receives 77 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm following a church incident in Oklahoma City.

Tyler Prigmore federal charges have been filed after a McCloud standoff where investigators say he threatened and fired at federal agents.

Supporters push tougher drunk and drugged driving laws in Oklahoma, including a proposal to lower the legal BAC limit from .08 to .05.

TSA federal shutdown Oklahoma airports continues as workers remain on duty without pay during Department of Homeland Security funding lapse.