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Oklahoma July 8, 2022

Oklahoma man pointed gun at Auto Zone employees after phone call put on hold, police say

A man pointed a gun at Auto Zone employees in Oklahoma City after he was left on hold during a phone call, the Oklahoma City Police Department said.

Oklahoma July 8, 2022

Oklahoma governor calls for audit of Tulsa Public Schools for potentially mishandling funds, teaching CRT

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt demands audit of Tulsa schools for potential misuse of funds and suspicion that the school district violated state law to teach critical race theory.

Crime July 8, 2022

Death Row inmate Richard Glossip's 4th execution date set as lawmakers seek new hearing to prove innocence

Oklahoma Death Row inmate Richard Glossip's attorney is asking for a new hearing after a law firm released a report suggesting that Glossip's conviction be re-examined.

Oklahoma July 6, 2022

Oklahoma revenue collection is up 15% from last fiscal year

Receipts to the Oklahoma treasury were up 15% during the fiscal year, which ended June 30. This bump was due to record-high tax collections on oil and natural gas production.

Crime June 30, 2022

Serial killer on Oklahoma death row pleads guilty to three cold case murders in Texas

A serial killer on Oklahoma's death row admitted Wednesday to three cold case murders in Texas more than two decades ago.

Supreme Court June 29, 2022

Supreme Court rules states can prosecute non-Native Americans on tribal lands

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling has expanded authority for states to prosecute non-Native Americans who commit crimes against Natives on tribal lands.

Oklahoma June 29, 2022

Oklahoma AG race results: Drummond knocks off O'Connor

Tulsa Republican attorney Gentner Drummond has knocked off AG John O'Connor in the Republican primary race for Oklahoma attorney general.

Oklahoma June 26, 2022

Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation arrests former daycare employee in 30-year-old 'Baby Doe' case

Officials in Oklahoma announced on Friday that an arrest has been made in the 30-year-old case of "Baby Doe," who was murdered in 1993. The baby's mother turned herself in.

Crime June 25, 2022

Oklahoma man leads authorities on pursuit, found hours later hiding in cow manure

Oklahoma police officials say they arrested a man who fled from them during a traffic spot over not wearing a seatbelt after he was found hiding in cow manure for hours.

Oklahoma June 24, 2022

Oklahoma protesters, ACLU challenge anti-protest law

Oklahoma citizens represented by the ACLU have filed a federal lawsuit which challenge the state's anti-protest law. They have also challenged their 2020 arrest.

Second Amendment June 23, 2022

Oklahoma takes lead addressing mass shootings while protecting 2nd Amend. with new executive order, gov says

In an exclusive interview with Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt detailed a new executive order he says will protect Second Amendment rights, while preventing school mass shootings.