Martin Luther King Jr. Day Oklahoma is marked by parades in Tulsa and Oklahoma City as federal offices close and communities honor Dr. King’s legacy.

ODOT says it did not pretreat metro highways before the winter storm that caused 350+ crashes, citing forecasts that predicted lighter precipitation.

Ozzy, a French mastiff–bull mastiff mix from Oklahoma City, now holds the Guinness World Record for the longest dog tongue at nearly 8 inches.

A new Oklahoma City Monopoly edition accidentally uses Tulsa’s skyline. The game will be reprinted, but no release date is set.

Oklahoma City parents face second-degree murder charges after their 2-year-old daughter was killed by a dog left inside her bedroom.

Damage has been found on Oklahoma City’s new Clara Luper sit-in monument after vandals scratched and chipped the statues.

Oklahoma will invest $60 million to convert an Oklahoma City hospital into a modern behavioral-health inpatient facility.

For the third time this year, the Oklahoma County Jail appoints a new jail administrator — veteran and former patrol captain Tim Kimrey.

Oklahoma food banks say demand is exploding after nearly 700,000 Oklahomans lost access to SNAP support they relied on earlier this year.

Will Rogers Airport employees gather food supplies and help unpaid TSA Officers and air traffic controllers during the federal shutdown.

WildCare Oklahoma rescued 64 bats grounded by cold weather and construction in downtown Oklahoma City. The bats were examined, fed, and safely released.

ODOT leads cleanup of homeless encampments in Oklahoma City while programs like Key to Home help residents find housing.

Prosecutors charge a 31-year-old Oklahoma City woman with voting twice in last year’s general election.

Oklahoma City voters pass $2.7 billion bond package for roads, parks, and public safety improvements.

Oklahoma City residents will vote Oct. 14 on a $2.7 billion bond proposal focused on roads, safety, and housing.

More than 40 U.S. mayors gather in Oklahoma City to tackle housing, safety, and infrastructure, signing a declaration against political violence.

Oklahoma faces a marginal risk of severe weather with storms capable of producing damaging winds up to 70 mph. Risk decreases rapidly after sunset.

Scammers are posing as OKC Municipal Court employees, demanding payment for fake tickets. Officials warn residents not to pay over the phone.

Priscilla Orange, owner of Rainbow Connections Child Care, faces up to 25 years in prison after a jury found her guilty of embezzling federal COVID funds.

Oklahoma City’s Baptist Building earns a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Restoration plans aim to bring tenants back to the 1948 landmark.