The search for missing Chickasha boy RJ Davis continues as OSBI assists local police and the child’s parents remain jailed on abuse charges.

January tornadoes in Oklahoma were confirmed in four locations Thursday, causing damage in Purcell and Shawnee but no injuries.

A stray cow caused chaos in Oklahoma City before a cowboy lassoed the animal during the Cattlemen’s Congress trade show.

A weak tornado causes roof and tree damage in Purcell, including damage to a school building near the football stadium.

Police urge better gun security after hundreds of firearms are stolen from unlocked vehicles across Oklahoma.

Two people are dead after a fiery crash in Oklahoma City sent a vehicle into a western wear store, causing major damage and prompting an investigation.

Oklahoma prisons are using new drone detection technology to stop contraband drops, including thousands of illegal cellphones smuggled into facilities each year.

New Oklahoma medical marijuana laws affect cardholders, prescribing doctors, and DUI enforcement beginning January 1.

Tulsa police arrest a man accused of shooting BB pellets at utility workers during a power shutoff, stealing equipment, and barricading himself.

An accused killer wanted in a deadly Jenks hit-and-run is added to Oklahoma’s Ten Most Wanted list after failing to appear in court.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond joins other states opposing the reclassification of marijuana, citing ongoing community harm and public safety concerns.

OU and Norman police outline security plans, street closures, and schedule changes ahead of the College Football Playoff game Friday night.

Oklahoma’s Office of Juvenile Affairs is requesting an $11.8 million budget increase, largely to address staffing, safety, and treatment needs at the Central Oklahoma Juvenile Center.

Police ask additional victims to come forward as a Bixby tattoo artist investigation continues involving sexual misconduct allegations.

Two teenage girls are dead and two others injured after a vehicle plunged into Deer Creek in Logan County, according to OHP.

U.S. Marshals are searching for a man accused of killing his girlfriend in Jenks after charges were upgraded to murder.

A human trafficking operation in eastern Oklahoma results in arrests, victim recovery, and children placed into DHS custody.

Tulsa Juvenile Detention Home operating at half capacity due to staffing shortages and rising youth violence, director says legislative changes needed.

Freda Daugherty, who joined OHP in 1978 and served nearly 30 years, has died at age 82. She was one of the agency’s first female troopers.

A guard and resident were injured after juveniles gained access to restricted areas at COJC in Tecumseh. All youth accounted for; incident under investigation.