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.

EMSA has extended its Medical Heat Alert for the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas after a sharp increase in heat-related emergency calls during this week's dangerous heat wave.

Tulsa voters will decide in November whether to increase the city's hotel guest tax from 5% to 9.9% to fund tourism, major venues and economic development.

A 5.0 magnitude Texas earthquake was felt across western Oklahoma Thursday morning after striking near Spearman, Texas, according to the USGS.

A nationwide egg recall is affecting Oklahoma stores after more than 1.58 million cartons were recalled over possible Salmonella Enteritidis contamination.

The USDA is restoring the prevented planting insurance buy-up option, giving Oklahoma farmers another tool to manage weather-related crop risks.

Cedar Lake residents urged the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to remove disputed dams they say have lowered lake levels, dried up wells and threatened public safety.

FEMA has approved more than $100,000 to reimburse Oklahoma for emergency firefighting costs related to the 2025 Logan County wildfire as part of a multi-state disaster recovery package.

UFC Fight Night Oklahoma City generated more than $3 million in ticket sales, becoming the highest-grossing non-Thunder event in Paycom Center history.

Park Aerospace will invest $65 million to build a new manufacturing facility at Tulsa International Airport, creating more than 100 jobs and expanding Oklahoma's aerospace industry.

The Oklahoma cyclosporiasis outbreak has grown to 172 confirmed and probable cases, with health officials investigating a possible link to contaminated fresh produce.

The Oklahoma sales tax holiday runs Aug. 7-9, allowing shoppers to buy qualifying clothing and footwear under $100 without paying state or local sales taxes.

Oklahoma drought conditions have improved after June's heavy rainfall, but western Oklahoma continues to face severe long-term moisture deficits, according to State Climatologist Gary McManus.

The first MAPS 4 Youth Center has been approved for Woodson Park in southwest Oklahoma City, with construction beginning this fall and more centers planned citywide.

The Piedmont boil water advisory has been lifted after crews repaired multiple water line breaks and restored water service across the city.

Hochatown has sued Airbnb, the Oklahoma Tax Commission and Broken Bow, alleging vacation rental tax revenue has been misdirected because of mapping and ZIP code errors.

New Oklahoma medical marijuana packaging rules take effect November 1, but cannabis businesses say confusing regulations could make compliance difficult.

Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen will retire September 30 after more than 47 years with the Tulsa Police Department as the city begins its search for a new police chief.

Oklahoma U.S. Sen. Alan Armstrong is pushing pipeline permitting reform, arguing federal approval delays and state roadblocks increase energy costs for consumers.