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.

Chace Cook sentenced to life without parole after pleading guilty to the 2023 murder of Moore teenager Madeline Bills, bringing the case to a close.

Tulsa police lawsuits continue costing taxpayers millions as another legal payout raises questions about accountability and reforms within the Tulsa Police Department.

The Richard Glossip murder retrial has been delayed until Dec. 9 as attorneys prepare for a third trial in the 1997 killing of Barry Van Treese.

The Oklahoma power grid is operating under a federal emergency order as extreme heat drives electricity demand higher and officials work to prevent rolling blackouts.

The Inola aluminum smelter faces growing opposition after the Muscogee National Council voted against the project, joining legal and local challenges already underway.

Back-To-School in Oklahoma means school zones, buses and extreme heat return. Here's what parents and drivers should know before students head back to class.

The Excessive Heat Warning continues across Oklahoma as heat index values near 109 degrees. Learn what the heat index means and how to recognize heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

A Tulsa nurse charged with sexual assault is facing multiple investigations as Tulsa Police ask potential additional victims to come forward.

The American Red Cross national blood crisis has reached critical levels as blood donations hit a four-year summer low, prompting an urgent call for donors nationwide.

The OSBI warns Oklahomans about fake special agent scam targeting residents with fraudulent texts, counterfeit credentials and threats of immediate arrest.