Новости за 02.04.2024

The Supreme Court on Tuesday, ruled in favor upholding the legislature's authority to override vetoes of tribal compacting bills.

On Tuesday, the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the denial of the third emergency request for stay of execution of Michael Smith.

A correctional officer at Great Plains Correction Center was stabbed multiple times Monday night, according to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections.

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and The CARE Center in OKC is coordinating its "Paint the Town Blue" campaign.

Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity is bringing new beginnings to families seeking affordable housing in Oklahoma City.

The woman shot in an Oklahoma City parking lot on March 27 has died, according to police.

A dead Las Vegas-area gynecologist is accused of using his own semen to artificially inseminate a woman and then caring for his own daughter as a patient, a lawsuit claims.

UPS will become the primary air cargo provider for the United States Postal Service (USPS) after signing an expansive new contract, UPS announced Monday.

The 6th annual RIVERSPORT Team OKC Champagne & Oysters fundraiser will take place at the RIVERSPORT Whitewater Center.

Two people and a pilot were rushed to a hospital Monday after a plane crashed into a walking path near the Delaware County Regional Airport in Muncie, Indiana.

Mathis Home is giving Our Blood Institute donors a chance to win a shopping spree.

Norman residents who are looking to get rid of big items like old furniture and appliances can do so through the City of Norman's Residential Spring Clean-up.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is currently investigating the "suspicious disappearance" of two women in which officials reported that their vehicle was found in Texas County.

No charges have been filed against a delivery driver accused of shooting and killing the dog of actress Angie Harmon as she and her daughters stood nearby.

Delta Dental of Oklahoma and its foundation are giving away free mouth guards to young athletes in Oklahoma to celebrate National Youth Sports Safety Month.

Bird enthusiasts will get the chance to talk with OKC Zoo's animal experts as they share more information about our feathered friends living at the Zoo.

An investigative committee formed to study the recent weeks-long outbreak of devastating wildfires across the Texas Panhandle will meet during the first week of April in Pampa to hear testimony from the public about the causes and response to the wildfires.

It is unclear if Mr. Peanut has final say on all personnel decisions.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department responded to a house fire Tuesday morning.

There are new details in a child abuse investigation out of Piedmont after police released some of the interrogation video with the suspects.

In a controversial turn of events, a House Bill shielding poultry companies from some liability over pollution passed through a Senate committee Monday morning.

It's almost here, perhaps the most important weather forecast for the millions of people planning to be in the path of the 2024 total solar eclipse on April 8.

A Lexington correctional officer has been arrested for allegedly raping an inmate multiple times.

Summertime is right around the corner and the state tourism department collaborated with local brewery Stonecloud for something everyone can enjoy during the eclipse or at the lake.

Those who use the DQ mobile app can get a sweet deal on the newest Blizzard flavors this month.