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Oklahoma City police are investigating suspicious death

May 20, 2013 Police are at the scene of a suspicious death at 1420 NE 15. Read More

Tornado watch: Monday setup more volatile than Sunday May 20, 2013 “We're really worried about the drive home, the school bus rides home this afternoon and evening,” meteorologist Rick Smith said. “Storms will be peaking in intensity in that 3 to 5 o'clock time-frame.” Read More

Crime Stoppers: James Lee Hammer

May 20, 2013 Oklahoma City Police seek your help Read More

Code Enforcement 101 offers basics for keeping neighborhoods looking good May 20, 2013 Residents who attend Tuesday's workshop at the Civic Center Music Hall will be able to meet face-to-face with city department heads. Read More

House panel approves Indian museum project funding May 20, 2013 The Oklahoma House Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget voted 13-10 to use tax revenue from Internet and out-of-state purchases to provide $40 million to help complete the project. The measure still needs approval from the full House and Senate. Lawmakers hope to adjourn by the end of this week. Read More

Oklahoma weather: Severe storm updates May 20, 2013 Follow live severe storm updates, road closings and travel conditions below. The following tweets are from reporters, state officials and meteorologists. Read More

U.S. Supreme Court rejects final appeal of Oklahoma death row inmate May 20, 2013 Anthony Rozelle Banks got away with murder for nearly two decades before Tulsa police connected him to a 1979 killing. His final appeal was rejected Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court. Read More

Chesapeake names new CEO

May 20, 2013 Anadarko Petroleum executive to take reins of troubled Oklahoma City energy company. Read More

Fatal fire: 2 suspects arrested in death of 7-year-old boy

May 20, 2013 Adrian Roberto Avalos was found alone in the house at 2535 SW 51 when firefighters were called about 11:50 p.m. April 28. Read More

Bryan trial could go to jury Monday May 20, 2013 Rebecca Bryan's attorney continued calling witnesses in her murder trial Monday. She is accused of killing her husband, Nichols Hills Fire Chief Keith Bryan, at their Mustang home. Read More

Oklahoma City Metro Transit bus in collision

May 20, 2013 An Oklahoma City bus has been involved in a collision Monday with a pickup. The crash is near downtown. Read More

Bethany woman saved from attacker by family dog

May 20, 2013 BETHANY — Authorities in Bethany say a woman and her infant who were attacked by a man posing as a delivery driver were saved by the family dog. Read More

Power outages continue Monday following Sunday tornado outbreak in Oklahoma May 20, 2013 Power outages continue following Sunday tornadoes. Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. reports outages continue Monday. Read More

Red Cross response to Oklahoma tornado outbreak May 20, 2013 The American Red Cross has set up shelters in Oklahoma for those affected by tornadoes. Information is provided below. Read More

UPDATE: Westbound I-40 reopens at U.S. 177 in Shawnee, Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports May 20, 2013 All lanes of westbound Interstate 40 have reopened in the Shawnee, Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports. A rollover accident has been reported Monday morning at Harrah Road. Read More

Severe storms possible in Oklahoma again Monday May 20, 2013 Storms are possible in Oklahoma Monday. The National Weather Service forecast reports weather conditions for more storms. Read More

Oklahoma tornadoes: 'It took it all'

May 19, 2013 Two confirmed dead in an outbreak of tornadoes that hit Oklahoma on Sunday. Read More

Bounty hunters look for bail jumpers, fugitives on the streets of Oklahoma City

May 20, 2013 Oklahoma City bounty hunters face variety of circumstances in bringing fugitives back into justice system. Read More

Beyond 'laugh often,' 'live much': Oklahomans offer graduates words of wisdom

May 20, 2013 If they knew then what they know now, here is what an assortment of Oklahomans would say to today's graduates — or wish they had heard at their own graduation. Read More

Raucous week expected at Oklahoma's state Capitol

May 20, 2013 A mostly tranquil session is expected to get hectic this week as Oklahoma's state lawmakers work to adjourn by Friday. Top items being considered include the possible override of a pension bill veto, common core curriculum for public schools, and funding for state museums in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Read More