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Oklahoma City officials and residents celebrate the city's second consecutive title as one of the nation's best places to live, highlighting affordable housing and job growth. A local judge condemns a dog drowning incident in Oklahoma County, reigniting conversations about animal welfare and responsible pet ownership.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a fatal shooting near NW 23rd and Portland after a nighttime incident. The Oklahoma History Center is hosting a Route 66 centennial exhibit highlighting the highway’s legacy and state history.

Oklahoma City firefighters rescued a dog during a house fire in North Heights, highlighting the importance of smoke detectors and evacuation plans. The city also updated its data center moratorium to attract tech investments, with a public forum scheduled next week.

Oklahoma City authorities issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for 45-year-old local man Jason Thompson, while the city updated its data center moratorium with new environmental guidelines. The Women’s College World Series returns to Oklahoma City, bringing thousands to the region for the annual collegiate softball event.

Oklahoma City authorities are searching for a missing 13-year-old boy last seen near Northwest 23rd Street and Classen Boulevard. The OKC FAME program's first cohort graduated, with 50 participants securing jobs in construction and manufacturing.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast warns of rising storm chances next week as a cold front approaches, with today's overcast skies and 60.3-degree temperatures. The Paseo Arts Fest is in full swing downtown, bringing artists, musicians, and food vendors together for a vibrant celebration of the city's creative community.

Oklahoma City faces severe storms with heavy rain and flooding warnings as a deadly crash on I-40 claims four lives. The city’s West Village launches Fourth Fridays to boost community engagement and support local businesses.

Oklahoma City's mental health crisis center is nearing completion after final blueprint approval, addressing rising demand for crisis services. Meanwhile, rain and thunderstorms are expected during the holiday weekend, and a Little League coach was arrested after an altercation with an umpire.

Oklahoma City law enforcement is investigating an officer-involved shooting that left a woman dead, while two house fires linked to unattended cooking prompted safety warnings. The city also approved a $1 million incentive for the film project *Project Snake* and the Thunder won Game 2 of the Western Conference finals.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast highlights a potential "drought buster" with 24% rain chance and thunderstorm alerts, while city officials narrow data center moratorium allowing limited projects. Local businesses voice concerns over homeless encampments in downtown, as city officials prepare a multi-agency response plan.

Oklahoma City officials are investigating a deadly double shooting in a residential area and pushing for community outreach following the incident involving teen suspects. The Spurs' dramatic Game 1 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder at the Chickasaw Nation Event Center highlighted the city's sports scene amid ongoing local concerns.

Oklahoma City police are investigating two shootings overnight, leaving three injured, including a fatal incident in the southwest and a shooting in the northwest, while Scissortail Park reopens after being closed following previous violence. The city also prepares for Game One of the Western Conference Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder, with fans urged to plan for lar...

Oklahoma City law enforcement is investigating two separate shootings in southwest neighborhoods, including a fatal incident near Woodson Park and another near Scissortail Park. Residents are urged to stay alert and report suspicious activity following the incidents.

Oklahoma City residents should prepare for scattered storms and a 26% chance of rain overnight, while rural areas face growing concerns over black dust pollution. The city also saw a major legal development with the release of former death row inmate Richard Glossip and is hosting free concerts this month.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a shooting in southwest Oklahoma City after a woman was shot, with the suspect still at large, while firefighters recently reunited with teens they rescued during a high school graduation incident. The episode also explores the debate over Flock cameras in policing and the impact of ICE operations on Oklahoma communities.

Oklahoma City firefighters contained a kitchen fire at a strip mall restaurant on North Mustang Road early Monday, emphasizing fire safety in commercial kitchens. City officials in Oklahoma City and Tulsa are preparing to implement a new law allowing property owners to sue municipalities over rising homelessness costs, sparking debate among advocacy groups.

Oklahoma City faces potential thunderstorms as summerlike weather returns, with the National Weather Service monitoring storm developments. The city also sees a drop in homeless population for the first time since 2022, attributed to expanded shelter access and community programs.

Oklahoma City firefighters contained a large house fire near N. Villa Avenue and Riviera Drive, while severe storms are expected this weekend. The Oklahoma City Thunder face the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Playoffs, and the city’s Mobile Integrated Healthcare unit marks its first anniversary of service.

Oklahoma City authorities are investigating the discovery of two bodies in a northeast home, while the city reports a drop in homelessness for the first time since 2022. The Oklahoma City Thunder advanced in the playoffs with a 131-108 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, and rental market trends show rising demand and potential price increases.

Oklahoma City police are investigating two violent incidents over the weekend, including a stabbing near West Sheridan Avenue and another in downtown. The Oklahoma City Thunder announced new youth mentorship initiatives, and the Oklahoma Lottery revealed Powerball and Lotto America winners, with a top prize in northern Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City residents are urged to prepare for severe weather as storm chances rise and flooding warnings persist, with the Oklahoma City Water Department launching a flood preparedness campaign. A local woman was convicted of manslaughter in a high-profile shooting case, while state lawmakers finalize a bill to align Oklahoma with federal milk safety standards.

Oklahoma City residents should prepare for thunderstorms and potential flooding this weekend as the National Weather Service issues warnings. The Local Food Freedom Act now allows homegrown produce sales without state licensing, while police seek public help solving a 2019 cold case murder.

Oklahoma City residents are dealing with the aftermath of a mass shooting at Arcadia Lake and a fire in a Midwest City apartment building. The city also faces concerns over DIRECTV removing CBS affiliates and celebrates historic preservation award winners.

Oklahoma City officials are pushing for stronger gun control and mental health resources after a shooting at Arcadia Lake, while firefighters battle a commercial battery fire downtown. The OKC Thunder also made headlines with their playful pups at a fan event, and Vice President JD Vance is in town for a Republican fundraiser.

Oklahoma City: Authorities arrest two suspects in the murder of a 9-year-old child and launch a review of child safety protocols. Firefighters face scrutiny after a local paramedic is accused of installing a hidden camera in a juvenile’s room.