Richard Glossip retrial continues as a judge considers bond ahead of a new trial in the high-profile Oklahoma death penalty case overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.

A former Bartlesville minister charged with embezzlement and privacy violations is accused of diverting $41,000 in church funds and accessing private counseling sessions.

Oklahoma Indigent Defense System funding request seeks $12 million as caseloads surge and lawmakers weigh hiring additional public defenders statewide.

OSBI cybercrime unit legislation moves forward as Oklahoma lawmakers consider $3 million to combat digital crime and online fraud statewide.

Kingfisher human remains discovery is under review as officials say the remains likely surfaced during cemetery grave excavation and foul play is not suspected.

Oklahoma prison nicotine vapes policy would allow regulated nicotine vapes and pouches to reduce contraband smuggling, inmate debt, and violence.

The Caddo Nation embezzlement case concludes after a former employee pleaded guilty to diverting tribal funds and now faces federal sentencing.

An Okmulgee phishing scam involves callers demanding money for fake arrest warrants. Police warn residents to hang up and report the fraud.

A Bryan County bank fraud investigation led to felony charges after two men allegedly attempted to pass forged U.S. bonds at a Durant bank.

An Oklahoma public safety bill on crime scene images advances, targeting first responders while protecting media access.

An Oklahoma marijuana trafficking operation with international ties has been dismantled following multi-agency arrests.

A Perry police officer child abuse investigation is underway after court documents allege abuse of three children.

A grandmother convicted in the Oklahoma Panhandle murders has been sentenced to life without parole after orchestrating the killings of two women.

A former Drumright teacher has been arrested following an Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation sexual abuse investigation involving students.

Immigration bills in Oklahoma would expand law enforcement cooperation with ICE and impose new requirements on employers.

Tulsa County jail mail policy now requires copying and shredding originals to stop drug-soaked paper and improve inmate safety.

Oklahoma black market marijuana farms remain active despite shutdowns, as Attorney General Gentner Drummond seeks more funding to continue enforcement.

Oklahoma City ICE facility plans appear to end as Mayor David Holt says owners stopped talks with Homeland Security over the 2800 S. Council Road site.

U.S. mayors speak out on violence tied to ICE operations, calling for restored trust and cooperation between cities and federal agencies.

A body was discovered in Edmond in a trashcan after police responded to a fight. OSBI says the woman was the teen’s mother and a teen has been arrested.