Oklahoma triple homicide home same as 2018 unsolved slaying
Oklahoma City police say a home where three people were found slain is the same home where a woman was found dead less than a year ago in a still unsolved homicide.
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Oklahoma records no tornado deaths in 2018
The National Weather Service says no one was killed in a tornado in Oklahoma in 2018, the first time that the state has not recorded a tornado-related death since 2006.
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The man accused of killing a three-year-old Carl Junction girl takes a plea deal. Plus all the news you need to know before you walk out the door.
Gunman fires into Oklahoma Taco Bell
Authorities in Oklahoma are looking for a man who fired a gun into a Taco Bell after he didn't get the sauce he wanted.
Toby Keith will perform at Oklahoma Governor's inaugural ball
Country music star and Oklahoma native Toby Keith will be among the performers at a series of events marking the inauguration of incoming Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt this month.
Oklahoma health rankings are down
However, fewer infants were born too small or died before reaching their first birthday in the last year.
Oklahoma State Treasurer getting early start
Oklahoma's newly elected State Treasurer Randy McDaniel is getting an early jump on his new job.
Heavy snow prompts highway closures in Oklahoma Panhandle
Heavy snow is prompting highway closures and traffic problems in the Oklahoma Panhandle.
Oklahoma's license-plate scanners flag 2,100 vehicles
A new program in Oklahoma that uses automatic license plate scanning technology to search for uninsured vehicles has identified about 2,100 possible violators in its first weeks of deployment.
Commission recommends overhaul of Oklahoma jobs tax credit
A state panel that reviews the performance of Oklahoma's economic tax incentives says three should be repealed and another with $557 million in liabilities should be overhauled.
Former Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate accused of trying to pay hit man
Federal prosecutors are accusing an ex-Oklahoma zookeeper and former gubernatorial candidate of trying to pay an FBI agent posing as a hit man with money from selling tigers.
Oklahoma expects $612 million surplus next year
Oklahoma's newly elected governor will outline how he plans to spend an expected surplus in his first executive budget that he will present to the Legislature in February.
Authorities probing inmate death at Oklahoma County jail
The inmates's cause of death will be determined by the state medical examiner.
"Armed and dangerous" suspect wanted in NE Oklahoma
The Adair County, Oklahoma Sheriff's Office is looking for Shawn Claude Rose. He's a suspect in a Monday evening shooting.
Disaster declaration sought for Oklahoma Counties
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and the Cherokee Nation are asking the U.S. Small Business Administration for a disaster declaration for some northeastern Oklahoma residents affected by tornadoes, severe storms and strong winds on Nov. 30.
Oklahoma teacher accused of sex crime with a minor
School district officials in Oklahoma say they were "shocked and saddened" to learn a high school teacher has been arrested on allegations that he solicited sex with a minor. Fifty-three-year-old Charles David Heaverin, a social studies teacher at Santa Fe High School in Edmond, was arrested Monday and taken to the Oklahoma County jail on a charge of using technology to engage in sexual communication with a minor. A police report says the victim's father found messages and photos on a...
Saudi man who attended terrorist training pleads to fraud
The suspect admitted he lied to the FBI during its investigation of him.
Oklahoma's incoming governor meets with President Trump
Oklahoma's newly elected Republican governor is visiting President Donald Trump at the White House, with a dozen other governors-elect from both parties.
Girl with CP left for hours on Oklahoma school bus
An Oklahoma school bus driver and a bus monitor have been suspended after a 7-year-old girl with cerebral palsy was left alone on the bus for several hours.
6 of 7 Oklahoma flu deaths in northeast part of state
Oklahoma health officials say seven people have died from influenza during the current flu season and six of the deaths were in the northeastern part of the state.
Inmate dies at federal correctional institute in Oklahoma
The inmate was serving a 293-month sentence for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance
Oklahoma police kill Kansas armed robbery suspect
Investigators in Oklahoma are looking into the fatal police shooting of a Kansas robbery suspect.
"Christmas Box Angel" brings comfort to mourning parents
A statue, one of less than 200 in the world, brings comfort to those mourning the loss of a child.
Oklahoma Governor Fallin commutes sentences of drug offenders
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin has commuted the sentences of 21 prison inmates convicted of various nonviolent offenses following a campaign by supporters of changes to the state's criminal justice system.
