The OMMA medical marijuana recall impacts thousands of Oklahoma products after failed yeast and mold testing tied to Greenleaf Labs.

The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner bill would continue a statewide coordinator role to support rape victims and evidence collection.

A Tulsa warehouse fire near Pine Street and Lewis Avenue was contained in about an hour as investigators determine the cause.

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

The Oklahoma riot law was upheld by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals as lawmakers consider expanding the law to include masks at protests.

An Oklahoma severe thunderstorms risk is expected statewide Wednesday with potential for 60 mph winds and large hail, according to the National Weather Service.

A Woodward County wildfire burned about 250 acres near Moorland as firefighters and aircraft work to contain the blaze amid moderate fire danger.

The Oklahoma Weekly Review highlights the biggest state stories you may have missed this week, including youth marijuana rankings, education legislation, the Illinois River lawsuit, and national security developments impacting Oklahoma.

Oklahoma police-involved fatalities rank among the highest per capita in the nation, raising questions about training and policy.

Marietta Public Schools becomes the first district in Oklahoma to install the Go To Green school safety system for emergency guidance.

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

A Texoma HIDTA report shows Oklahoma youth marijuana use ranking has risen to third nationally, citing industry oversupply concerns.

Oklahoma work zone accidents have surged more than 100 percent as ODOT reports speeding drivers are striking maintenance vehicles.

The Storm Prediction Center issues an Oklahoma severe storm risk with potential for one-inch hail and additional threats later this week.

An Elgin school bus crash on I-44 near Lawton injured 13 people. Three students remain hospitalized in critical condition.

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

An Oklahoma House committee advances a battery disposal bill requiring safer recycling sites to prevent fires, chemical leaks, and environmental damage.

Peterson Farms agrees to nearly $1 million settlement in the Illinois River Watershed lawsuit over alleged poultry waste pollution in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma wildfire planning is strengthening 2026 response efforts with real-time monitoring, coordinated agencies, and faster deployment of National Guard and state resources.

Oklahoma wildfire preparation plan emphasized by Governor Kevin Stitt as officials stress wildfire season is year-round amid forester vacancy.