A Norman police officer is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 9E. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

Tulsa police issue a warrant after Chance Oswalt fled the courthouse before his guilty verdict in a child neglect case involving his infant son’s fentanyl death.

Bell ringers report strong donations, Angel Tree gifts are up, and Giving Tuesday breaks $4 billion nationwide — a bright moment for Central Oklahoma nonprofits.

Oklahoma moves forward with a dedicated hangar for the Dawn Aerospace Aurora Spaceplane, a key step toward launching the first spacecraft from the state.

A national study shows major declines in U.S. agriculture exports. Oklahoma farm exports to China alone have fallen by more than $46 million this year.

Oklahoma independents are blocked from participating in primaries for the next two years after a missed deadline triggers an automatic closure. Democrats dispute the decision.

Elk City police arrest Christopher Pitts after he attempted to meet a minor. Investigators say child sexual abuse material was found on his devices, and more victims are possible.

Democratic leaders work to reverse procedural mistake that shut independents out of their 2024 primary elections.

Dillon Travis and Mike Waters advance to a January 13 runoff election after the resignation of former Representative Ty Burns.

OKC Thunder tie Golden State’s historic record and advance to the NBA Cup semifinals in Las Vegas.

Previously ruled incompetent in DUI fatality case, a Skiatook man now accused of attacking his stepson with a knife.

Tulsa Juvenile Detention Home operating at half capacity due to staffing shortages and rising youth violence, director says legislative changes needed.

Coal County commissioners voted to suspend the sheriff and undersheriff, but a legal oversight kept both men on the job.

Despite political rhetoric, Chinese entities own less than 1% of foreign-held land in Oklahoma. Canada and European nations hold the majority.

Rep. Rick West again proposes requiring voters to approve any future legislative pay raises. The plan targets transparency and accountability.

Twenty-one Republican Oklahoma lawmakers request a renewed investigation into the state’s COVID-19 response and treatment decisions.

The Oklahoma State Department of Education introduces a new open records process using the Awareity platform to promote transparency.

Norman Public Schools and Cleveland County Courthouse alter schedules due to OU hosting Alabama in the College Football Playoff.

Oklahoma Forestry Services urges property owners to prepare for wildfire risks during dormant season as the state nears the one-year anniversary of devastating fires.

Repairs begin at the Clara Luper National Sit-In Plaza after vandals scratched several bronze statues in downtown Oklahoma City.