When Purdue Pharma launched OxyContin in the late 1990s, it was marketed primarily for cancer and chronic pain relief. However,…
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Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Issued for Five U.S. States
Several parts of the U.S. are bracing for more dangerous weather, as the National Weather Service (NWS) issued severe thunderstorm…
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2 Arrested After Shots Fired in Separate E-470 Road Rage Incidents
The Colorado State Patrol (CSP) announced arrests in two separate road rage incidents involving gunfire along E-470, just as it…
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Oklahoma City Man Arrested After Allegedly Threatening Guard with Gun and Machete Over Bag of Ice
An Oklahoma City man is facing felony charges after allegedly threatening a Dollar General security guard with both a gun…
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Oklahoma Mandates Free School Lunches for All Public School Students
OKLAHOMA CITY — Beginning in the 2025–2026 school year, all public school students in Oklahoma will receive free, healthy meals,…
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Oklahoma Teens Used Bow, Dumbbell, and Fire in Chilling Plot to Kill Girl’s Parents
An Oklahoma woman who masterminded the brutal murder of her parents as a teenager has been sentenced to 38 years…
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Scientists Link Polar Vortex Shifts to Deep Freezes in the U.S.
Even as global temperatures rise, bitter winter cold continues to strike parts of the U.S. — sometimes with devastating results,…
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Oklahomans Can Now Apply for Help to Beat the Summer Heat
As temperatures soar, Oklahoma residents struggling to pay their electricity bills can now apply for help through the Low-Income Home…
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$7.5M in Adult Education Funds Frozen for Oklahoma CareerTech
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma CareerTech has been denied access to over $7.5 million in federal funding for adult education programs…
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Post-Conviction Relief Denied in Joshua Christon Case Over Filing Technicality
OKLAHOMA CITY — A new effort to free Joshua Christon from prison has hit another setback, after a post-conviction relief…
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