The Oklahoma City Police Department is responding to a shooting at Motel 6 near SE 44th and High.Police said one person was transported to a hospital in unknown

Oklahoma City Police Department has issued "A Child is Missing" alert for a 13-year-old boy Sunday evening.According to OCPD,O

Police have released new information regarding a shooting in southwest Oklahoma City on Saturday, January 4. According to the Oklahoma City Police Department, officers responded to a shooting in the 9300 block of SW 45th Ct.

The Oklahoma Legislature and governor are shirking their responsibility to tackle our state’s complex mental health challenges.

Northwestern Oklahoma State University has issued the all-clear after the campus was closed for a "potentially dangerous situation" because a questionable substance was found.

With the cost of living a constant topic during the often heated conversations around the current political environment, raises are being proposed and/or approved for state employees and residents, as well as those who work for the city of.

Three people have been arrested, and authorities are seeking another person in a child neglect case. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. A family in Spencer is now charged with neglecting children aged 5,

Randy Vitales, a 16-year-old sophomore at Dover, went into full cardiac arrest during a basketball tournament last Thursday at Mulhall-Orlando High School. On Tuesday, he saw the person who helped save his life for the first time.

Authorities in Texas are continuing to search Saturday for an 8-year-old girl from Oklahoma who was swept away in floodwaters after a vehicle crash on Christmas Eve. They say her father, who is a coach in Durant,

An Oklahoma lawmaker wants to expand who can conceal and open carry in Oklahoma.House Bill 1004 was filed by Rep. Jim Olsen, R-Roland. He tells FOX 25 the bill

Norman City Council approved a contract for road widenings on Imhoff Road, a plat for a KIA dealership and a contract to hire interim city attorney, Rick Knighton as the

Kansas City police leaders announced new measures to tackle a recent increase in property crimes during a Board of Police Commissioners meeting Tuesday morning.