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

Project Return gives living survivors of the federal Indian boarding school system free, confidential access to historical records and personal keepsakes through the Choctaw Nation and University of Iowa.

The Tulsa Municipal Jail will close after Mayor Monroe Nichols ordered detainees transferred to the Tulsa County jail following renewed scrutiny over jail operations.

The Oklahoma governor race candidates debated water rights, agriculture, data centers and industrial development during the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association forum in Tulsa.

The Owasso murder-suicide investigation continues after police identified two people found dead following a domestic violence call. Authorities say the investigation remains ongoing.

The Oklahoma Attorney General race features Republican Jon Echols and Democrat Nick Coffey outlining different priorities on public safety, corruption and consumer protection ahead of the November election.

The Piedmont data center proposal goes before the City Council tonight as leaders consider rezoning land for the $1 billion Cloverleaf technology campus.

The latest Oklahoma universities rankings show the University of Oklahoma, University of Tulsa, Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma City University climbing in the U.S. News national rankings.

The EMSA Medical Heat Alert remains in effect as heat-related emergency calls and hospital transports increase across Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

The Americans with Disabilities Act Anniversary was celebrated in Oklahoma City with a solidarity walk recognizing 36 years of the landmark civil rights law and continued disability advocacy.

National Night Out Oklahoma events will be held across the state in August, September and October, bringing communities together with police, firefighters and family-friendly activities.

The Oklahoma Indian Nation Powwow returns to Concho July 31-Aug. 2 with traditional dancing, contests and cultural celebrations during the Route 66 Centennial.

Oklahoma Department of Corrections volunteers partnered with Feed the Hunger and Crossings Community Church to package more than 150,000 meals for children in Ghana and Bangladesh.

Governor Kevin Stitt joined 23 Republican governors supporting President Trump's Ratepayer Protection Pledge to keep AI data center infrastructure costs from increasing Oklahoma utility bills.

PepsiCo will permanently eliminate 184 warehouse jobs at its Tulsa facility as the company shifts distribution operations to a third-party logistics provider.

Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert removed Rep. Danny Williams from committee leadership following an investigation into allegations of improper conduct and possible misuse of state resources.

The City of Guymon has declared a Stage 3 Water Emergency, limiting lawn watering to one day per week as extreme heat drives increased water demand.

The suspect accused of attempting a Pauls Valley High School shooting appeared in Garvin County court Thursday as prosecutors presented evidence during a preliminary hearing.

Two suspects have pleaded not guilty to charges connected to the Arcadia Lake shooting that killed Avianna Smith-Gray and injured more than 20 people.

Vance Air Force Base in Enid will receive the new T-7A Red Hawk trainer, bringing up to $2 billion in aircraft investment and securing Oklahoma's military training mission.