Tulsa youth curfew arrests totaled 33 during the first half of 2026 as city leaders debate extending the ordinance while expanding youth programs and community alternatives.

Senator Alan Armstrong says Oklahoma should pursue the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, arguing the project could bring jobs, investment and economic growth to rural communities.

A Tulsa AI data center town hall attracted more than 400 residents concerned about major technology projects, utility demands and community transparency.

A Collinsville goat auction raised nearly $30,000 to support the children of Sara Duffey following last month's tragic murder-suicide.

An Oklahoma casket sales lawsuit challenging who can legally sell caskets will move forward after a judge refused to dismiss the constitutional challenge.

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Catch up on the 5 Oklahoma stories you may have missed this week, including the Oklahoma power grid emergency, an OSBI scam warning, the Owasso murder-suicide, excessive heat and a former attorney sentenced to prison.

A former Saint Francis employee is charged with embezzlement after investigators say more than $130,000 was stolen from a Tulsa hospital café over four years.

A Lake Eufaula drowning claimed the life of a Texas man after he jumped from a boat and never resurfaced. It is the third drowning at Lake Eufaula in 2026.

Friday is the deadline for Oklahoma voters to register or update their registration for the August 25 primary runoff election.

Former Okarche Police Chief Forrest Smith has been arrested after an OSBI investigation alleged he improperly used another officer's signature and notary stamp during a city audit.

The Stacy Lee Drake capital murder trial is scheduled to begin February 1, 2027, as prosecutors seek the death penalty in a multi-state homicide case.

Rural Oklahoma leaders are urging federal officials to protect United States Postal Service operations, citing healthcare, commerce and dependable mail delivery.

The number of emergency certified teachers in Oklahoma has climbed 256% since 2017 as state leaders launch new programs to address ongoing teacher shortages.

The National Governors Association Summer Meeting is underway in Oklahoma City as governors gather to discuss artificial intelligence, economic growth and bipartisan policy initiatives.

The Cameron Lewis trial will move forward after a Chickasaw Nation judge ruled there is enough evidence to proceed in the death of Logan Musil, a Southwestern Oklahoma State University student.

The Tillman County hospital project will restore emergency and inpatient care to Frederick as construction continues on a new $15 million critical access hospital.

The OG&E battery storage project near Ponca City is nearing approval as Oklahoma regulators weigh customer protections and a proposed cost recovery rider.

Tuan Anh Khuu sentenced to 41 months in federal prison after admitting he stole more than $422,000 in client settlement funds while practicing law in Oklahoma.

The Broken Arrow mosque investigation is underway as the U.S. Department of Justice reviews whether the city's zoning decision violated federal religious land-use protections.