The US Navy cares for its 120 bottlenose dolphins and California seal lions as part of the Navy's Marine Naval Program. The animals are trained to "detect, locate, mark and recover objects in harbors, coastal areas, and at depth in the open sea," but they've got to have a little enrichment time too, which now includes video games!
Remedies are coming for the nearly 300,000 Oklahomans impacted by CVS/Caremark’s decision to do away with 90-day and mail order pharmacy benefits, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready announced Thursday.
A North Carolina mom gives birth less than 24 hours before walking across a stage to get her doctorate degree.
El Niño is likely to take over soon — and odds are it will be sticking around for a long time, national forecasters said in an update Thursday.
Authorities are investigating a crash that claimed the life of an 18-year-old and they're asking other drivers for help.
Peloton Interactive is recalling about 2.2 million of its exercise bikes because users can fall and get injured, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Thursday.
More than a month after a deadly shootout at a bar, authorities say they have made 10 other arrests.
A popular Broadway musical that has taken the world by storm is coming back to Oklahoma City.
According to the accident report, vehicles slowed due to traffic and Mundell couldn't stop in time.
The event will support Safe Homes, a new program that provides secure temporary housing and supportive services to survivors of domestic violence to keep them out of shelters.
Peru’s government will allow the extradition to the United States of the prime suspect in the unsolved 2005 disappearance of American student Natalee Holloway on the Dutch Caribbean Island of Aruba, bringing her family hope there will be justice in the case.
For two full decades, an addiction to drugs ruled the life of an Oklahoma woman. She hit rock bottom, lost everything, and became homeless. Desperate, Jennifer Ellis prayed for God to help her quit the drugs that destroyed her life. She says God answered those prayers by sending a person she now calls her "Angel."
Members of OKC's multi-faith communities gathered Wednesday to call for a halt to the death penalty and executions in Oklahoma.
After being declared mentally incompetent to stand trial for almost three decades, a first-degree murder charge has been re-filed against a Norman man.
A Harrah Public Schools bus driver has been placed on administrative leave after facing child abuse charges.
The potential for severe weather is back in the forecast for Thursday.
Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that three people are in custody after a standoff in Northeast Oklahoma City.
The burning questions most people have asked: Where was Jesse McFadden's probation officer? According to the State Department of Corrections, he wasn't on probation, but he was required to check in with the Okmulgee County Sheriff's Office every 90 days. A County Investigator compared those checks to playing darts.
In April, the Oklahoma City Police Department administered 7 doses of Narcan in an attempt to help people suffering from drug overdoses. Now, there's a new vending machine that contains free naloxone and fentanyl test strips to make it more accessible.
A Guthrie gas station owner went before a Logan County judge Wednesday after finding himself in trouble with the law again.
As lawmakers work for answers on why Oklahoma can’t attract big companies to the state, the State Chamber introduced examples of private-public partnerships for economic development.
Oklahomans continue to deal with exhaustive wait times and long lines at the state’s tag agencies.
Oklahomans continue to deal with exhaustive wait times and long lines at the state’s tag agencies.
Oklahoma City University School of Law and university officials announced David Holt as the next dean of OCU School of Law.
The El Reno Police Department says one person is dead after failing to stop at a stop sign and hitting a semi.
