Shooting death rocks NW OKC apartment complex; no arrests yet
A shooting death on OKC’s northwest side late Tuesday night has so far left police with no arrests as investigators work to determine what led to the killing.
State clears homeless camp in Norman, offers no funds for those displaced
Gov. Stitt’s operation to clear homeless encampments from state land has moved to Norman, but without an offer of funding to house displaced people.
City Council’s data center exemptions raise questions of favoritism
City Council voted Tuesday to allow smaller data centers to continue applying for zoning in OKC, loosening their earlier hold, but some are raising concerns of favoritism.
Police kill armed woman after they say she pointed pistol at officers
OKCPD shot and killed a southside woman early Wednesday morning in her apartment, ending a four-hour standoff when police say she pointed a pistol at officers.
Police have no leads or arrests in weekend shootings that left 2 dead
Two men were killed and another critically injured in two cases of gun violence Saturday, but OKC police currently have no arrests or leads to report.
OKC budget sees more cuts, minimal input from residents
OKC is once again “treading water” in the City budget for the 2027 fiscal year, reporting lower-than-hoped tax revenue and notably little input from city residents.
Two Democrats, one chance at flipping Oklahoma’s 5th District
Jena Nelson and Trey Martin will compete in the Democratic primary for Oklahoma's 5th Congressional district, which includes much of the northern OKC metro area.
Edmond official says City not investigating police response to shooting
An Edmond City Councilman said he doesn't expect the City to question police about their response to the mass shooting at Arcadia Lake as second suspect is arrested.
Business as usual at first Edmond City Council meeting since shooting
The Edmond City Council's first meeting since a mass shooting that left a teen dead and 22 others injured saw only minimal discussion of the incident Monday evening.
Shooting in SW OKC ruled homicide after victim dies; suspect arrested
A shooting in southwest Oklahoma City earlier this month has been upgraded to a homicide after the victim died of his injuries days later.
OKC reports first drop in homelessness in years, but challenges remain
City officials and outreach leaders revealed the results of the 2026 Point-in-Time count, showing the first recorded drop in homelessness in OKC since 2022.
Ability Connection Oklahoma helping Okies find speech, spirit, support
OKC-based non-profit Ability Connection Oklahoma has spent nearly 70 years helping children and adults with disabilities to communicate, move, and play.
South OKC gun death sees no arrests, open investigation
Police are searching for suspects and motives after a young man was shot to death in a Southwest OKC apartment complex in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Market at EastPoint marks 5 years amid tough economy, Homeland plans
The non-profit Market at EastPoint grocery store celebrated 5 successful years while navigating a fraught economy and fundraising to buy and save the Eastside Homeland.
Suspect arrested in Arcadia Lake mass shooting; police chief speaks
Edmond police touted the arrest of a suspect in Sunday’s deadly mass shooting at Arcadia Lake as questions continue to build about timeline and police presence.
