A multi-county grand jury indicted Coal County Sheriff Jason Smith and Undersheriff Jesse Yother on abuse, assault, witness intimidation, and obstruction charges.

Gov. Kevin Stitt appoints longtime prosecutor Janet Hutson as Muskogee County’s new district attorney following DA Larry Edwards’ death.

A Lawton man is sentenced to over 13 years in federal prison after a fentanyl sale linked to a deadly overdose in Stephens County.

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

A Wilburton woman has been sentenced to 60 years for the murder of her mother, with federal prosecutors detailing disturbing evidence.

New Oklahoma medical marijuana rules ban in-vehicle use and require opened products to be stored out of the driver’s reach.

Oklahoma prisons are moving to an online visitation system Dec. 1, replacing the old paper method to speed approvals and improve consistency.

Abdullah Haji Zada sentenced to 15 years for receiving weapons intended for an Election Day attack in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma law enforcement adds Min Chen and Carlos Uribe to the state’s Ten Most Wanted list.

Three people face child neglect and drug charges after deputies find drugs accessible to children inside a Grady County home.

Tulsa County prosecutors shift Sperry assault case to juvenile court after video evidence contradicts original allegations.

OHP says one person is dead after being struck by a train near Mulhall late Sunday night. Slug: fatal-train-accident-mulhall

Weatherford officials say all 34 ammonia-exposure patients are now out of the hospital as federal investigators continue their work.

A tanker truck in Weatherford leaked thousands of pounds of anhydrous ammonia, triggering evacuations, hospitalisations and a federal probe.

Dozens hospitalized and hundreds evacuated in Weatherford after a semi-truck released ammonia fumes along I-40.

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

Community members join a funeral escort today for Sergeant Tom Duran, the El Reno officer struck and killed earlier this month.

A new Oklahoma law takes effect Nov. 1, making certain DUI offenses felonies—even for first-time offenders—with harsher jail terms.

Oklahoma hits its highest tobacco compliance rate in a decade, keeping tobacco out of youth hands through stronger inspections and enforcement.

OHP and federal partners detained 125 undocumented immigrants along rural I-40; many allegedly drove semis with suspect commercial licenses.