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.

Tulsa adds more than 30 surveillance cameras to Turkey Mountain after recent summer assaults in local parks.

he City of Tulsa will pay $26.25 million to William Henry Jamerson after he spent 24 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.

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

The 2026 USA Gymnastics Championships return to Tulsa’s BOK Center, bringing 2,000 athletes and major tourism impact.

Federal prosecutors charge two Cuban nationals in Tulsa with sex and labor trafficking after a local dancer alleges abuse.

A Tulsa County jury convicted Chris Morland of killing his wife, hiding her body near Highway 412, and lying to investigators.

PSO asks regulators to approve an Oologah plant expansion and wind purchases, warning Tulsa demand could outpace supply by 2027.

Tulsa man Andrew Hastings faces federal charges for attempting to supply 3D-printed guns to al-Qa’ida, officials confirm.

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

A Tulsa pastor has filed paperwork to create a new state holiday honoring victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. State Question 838 would designate June 1 as Greenwood Remembrance and Reconciliation Day.

Tulsa police say two cars street racing collided with SUVs, injuring five people including children. The incident has renewed concerns about reckless racing.

OHP’s Operation Safe has cleared homeless camps in Tulsa, removing over 1 million pounds of trash, including needles. No arrests have been made.

Tulsa Police report 150 illegal firearms seized in a crime crackdown, citing new curfews and targeted patrols as crime reduction tools.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond says OHP must continue patrolling interstates in Oklahoma’s metro areas, blocking a plan to abandon coverage.

A new fundraiser aims to provide Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Viola Ford Fletcher with a home, medical equipment, and 24-hour care. Goal: $1 million.