Porum police officer killed in Pittsburg County crash

The man who died in yesterday’s crash has been identified as a Porum Police Officer.

Families displaced after Friday morning apartment complex fire in Owasso

Several families have been displaced following a fire at an Owasso apartment complex Friday morning.

Okla. governor announces plan to use emergency funds for food banks amid SNAP lapse

Governor Kevin Stitt and state lawmakers announced a plan to vote on making $1 million per week available to Oklahoma’s food banks for up to seven weeks.

Government shutdown to affect Oklahoma DHS Child Care Subsidy program

Beginning on Nov. 1, the government shutdown will affect the Oklahoma Department of Human Services’ Child Care Subsidy program.

Tulsa Police arrest 18-year-old on manslaughter charge following fatal DUI crash

The Tulsa Police Department has arrested an 18-year-old on a manslaughter charge following a fatal DUI crash that occurred in July.

Oklahoma laws going into effect Nov. 1

EMSA shares Halloween safety tips for trick-or-treaters and drivers

Halloween is one of the most dangerous nights of the year for children. In fact, kids are twice as likely to be hit and killed by a motor vehicle on Halloween compared to any other day of the year, according to EMSA.

In Depth: SNAP suspension could impact more than 600,000 Oklahomans

According to the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, about one in five residents—roughly 617,800 people—depend on SNAP benefits to help buy groceries.

13 arrested in federal law enforcement operation in north Tulsa

The U.S. Marshals Service told KRMG they were serving two drug trafficking warrants at an auto shop near Admiral and Sheridan.

2025 Oklahoma holiday ornament unveiled

Friends of the Oklahoma Governor’s Mansion unveiled the 2025 state ornament, featuring the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher.

AG opinion requested on obscene performances bill

This week, two Oklahoma lawmakers submitted a request for clarification and guidance from Attorney General Gentner Drummond on a bill that prohibits obscene performances in public spaces where children are present.

BAPD seeking aid from public to fill food pantries

The Broken Arrow Police Department is asking residents to help support local food pantries.

AG Drummond dismisses case on hunting without a license on tribal lands

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond says he has dismissed the case against a Native American hunting on tribal land without a state permit.

City of Owasso warns of fake invoice scam

The City of Owasso is warning of fake invoices from the planning commission.

BAPS says meal programs will continue uninterrupted amid potential SNAP suspension

Broken Arrow Public Schools says their meal programs will be continuing uninterrupted amid concerns about the potential SNAP suspension.