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Oklahoma leaders call for action as domestic violence deaths rise across state

Friday, October 10

OKLAHOMA CITY — As domestic violence rates in Oklahoma begin reaching what some are calling a crisis point, state lawmakers and local advocates are working to curb a deadly trend that has plagued the state for decades. For more than 20 years, Oklahoma has consistently ranked among the top 10 states... Read More.

Drummond demands answers from Meta after Hamas livestreamed terror content

Friday, October 10

OKLAHOMA CITY  – Attorney General Gentner Drummond is demanding accountability from Meta after shocking new allegations claim the social media giant allowed Hamas terrorists to upload and circulate horrific footage of murders and abductions during the October 7, 2023, terror attack on Israel. In a letter sent this week to Meta,... Read More.

Suspects in connection with ‘jugging’ arrested in undercover sting

Friday, October 10

OKLAHOMA CITY - Two men were arrested after a 'jugging' attempt on an undercover officer's car Oklahoma City Police say. RELATED: OKC police say "jugging" suspects stole $10k from metro bank customer 'Jugging' is the act of following and stealing from people who make withdrawals at any bank,... Read More.

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WIC services under threat as shutdown continues, Oklahoma not yet impacted

Friday, October 10

OKLAHOMA CITY - A continuing government shutdown not only leaves government workers without pay but also federal programs without funding to operate. In Oklahoma, the lapse in appropriations could disrupt WIC benefits for more than 80,000 women, infants and children. If that happens, those people may seek out greater assistance from partners, like the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. “Within that... Read More.

Execution date set for Oklahoma man convicted in fatal stabbing of migrant farmworker

Friday, October 10

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — The execution date has been set for an Oklahoma man convicted of murder for stabbing a migrant farmworker from Montana to death during a robbery in Oklahoma City in 2001. Tremane Wood will die by lethal injection on Nov. 13 at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary,... Read More.

Tulsa launches fifth Oaklawn Cemetery excavation for 1921 Race Massacre victims

Friday, October 10

Archaeologists expand search at Oaklawn Cemetery for further Tulsa Race Massacre victims, initiating a new phase of excavation. Discoveries will contribute to the city's 'Road to Repair' initiative. TULSA, Okla. - A new phase of excavation begins Monday at Oaklawn Cemetery as experts continue the city’s search for victims of the 1921... Read More.

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PCPD: Man Arrested after Seen Punching Deer, Attempting to Punch Vehicles

Thursday, October 9

On Tuesday evening, PCPD officers responded to the 2100 block of Lake Road in response to a man who was seen punching a deer in the face that had been hit by a vehicle. When Officers arrived, they saw the man punching at passing vehicles, along with an injured... Read More.

Rep. Molly Jenkins Update

Thursday, October 9

It’s been an incredible few weeks visiting with folks across House District 33. I’ve loved every opportunity to meet with families, teachers and business owners to hear what matters most to you. I’ll continue those conversations this week with another town hall meeting on Thursday, Oct. 9, where I’ll be... Read More.

Grassley claims Biden’s FBI spied on GOP senators, calls it worse than Watergate

Thursday, October 9

WASHINGTON (TNND) — Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, declassified documents on Monday that allegedly show former President Joe Biden's FBI spied on eight of his Republican Senate colleagues. The spying allegedly occurred through "tolling data" from the senator's personal cell phones. (TNND) Grassley sounded the alarm on "Biden FBI weaponization," calling it "worse... Read More.

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Ex-FBI chief James Comey pleads not guilty to charges of lying to Congress during 2020 testimony

Thursday, October 9

WASHINGTON -Former FBI Director James Comey pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from congressional testimony he gave five years ago, appearing in court for an arraignment Wednesday after the Justice Department criminally charged the ex-FBI chief and Trump foe in late September. The proceeding at the courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia, came... Read More.

PCPD Arrest Man for Child Sex Abuse, Detainer for U.S. I.C.E.

Wednesday, October 8

On October 1, 2025, Officers with the Ponca City Police Department began conducting an investigation involving a juvenile female, who disclosed to her mother, that she had been sexually assaulted by the mother’s boyfriend. During the investigation, the juvenile was taken for a Forensic Interview. In that interview, she... Read More.

Senator Darrell Weaver Receives Legislative Career Achievement Award from Oklahoma Sheriffs’ Association

Wednesday, October 8

OKLAHOMA CITY – Senator Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, was recently presented with the Oklahoma Sheriffs’ Association’s Oklahoma Legislative Career Achievement Award in recognition of his outstanding vision, dedication, leadership, and commitment to supporting Oklahoma’s sheriffs. “Throughout my decades in law enforcement, I experienced firsthand many of the same challenges our law enforcement... Read More.