Micah Wilson

A newly signed Oklahoma law removes a state statute that requires high school athletes to sit out one year after transferring schools, but the OSSAA says its current eligibility rules will stay in place unless member schools vote to change them. State leaders say the law gives the association more…

Olivia Snyder, a 23-year-old Edmond woman receiving hospice care, fulfilled her longtime dream of joining an Edmond police ride-along after years of battling rare medical conditions.

Four young people were killed Friday morning in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 40 near Czech Hall Road, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Friends and family remembered the victims Kiercey Hickson, Quincy Jones, Haleigh Salazar and Brad Palmer as caring, close-knit and full of promise as…

More than 200 people gathered in El Reno Monday night to remember four young victims killed in a fiery wrong-way crash on Interstate 40.

More than 200 people gathered in El Reno Monday night to remember four young victims killed in a fiery wrong-way crash on Interstate 40.

Oklahoma City is expecting one of its busiest tourism weeks in years as the 2026 Women’s College World Series and the Thunder’s playoff run bring thousands of visitors downtown. Officials project the softball tournament alone will attract 120,000 fans, generate $25 million for the local economy and…

Thousands of visitors are expected to flood downtown Oklahoma City this weekend as the Women's College World Series, Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals and several community events take place across the city. Police officials say increased staffing will help maintain safety, while organizers…

At Monday night's Piedmont Planning Commission meeting residents voiced concerns over rezoning request for data centers. Neighbors cited worries about traffic, water use and environmental impacts.

A petition to recall Yukon Mayor Brian Pillmore and Vice Mayor Jeff Wooten has been formally filed as opposition grows to a proposed data center development and the city's agreement with BLE Landholdings.

Oklahoma's new Rockets' Red Glare Act legalizes bottle rockets and expands fireworks sales in some parts of the state, but city officials say existing bans remain in effect in municipalities such as Oklahoma City.