Digital Smart Tasers could help Fort Gibson police officers fire in close quarters and at a distance.

A man is reported to have accidentally fired a round from his pistol on Monday in a Stillwater Walmart.

The Stillwater Police Department has confirmed it is investigating a physical confrontation between a student at Stillwater Junior High and one of the school administrators.

Mike Dods’ job had been on the line due to alleged retaliation by Enid Public Schools administration for disobeying directions to “hide acts of violent student conduct and student threats on multiple occasions,” according to Oklahoma Ed­­­u­­­­­cation Association, a teacher’s union supporting Dods.

Word has gotten around the Web in the past month or so that what astronomers thought might be another planet might actually be a black hole.

During the past 10 decades, Norman resident Hubert Baker lived through the Great Depression, World War II, some controversial military conflicts and witnessed America's moon landing in 1969.

ENID, Okla. — Enid Police Department Street Crimes Unit arrested nine suspected car burglars and recovered a large amount of stolen property Saturday night and early Sunday morning, police said.

WEBBERS FALLS — Johnny Pollard said things are almost back to normal in this small town in southern Muskogee County.

The discovery of a children's book about World War II veteran Jack C. Montgomery brought Kathy Hamilton back home for a little while, she said.

Autopsy photographs of a toddler stomped to death shows his liver and pancreas were split into pieces and that he suffered for several minutes before dying, a former state medical examiner testified Friday.

Brian West feels the reaction to his new taxi service has been, well ... electrifying.

A Tahlequah lawyer who once served as an assistant district attorney in Cherokee County has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of methamphetamine possession and firearm possession after a former felony conviction.

Tahlequah Police Chief Nate King has confirmed that two people are dead after a shooting Wednesday night, and the man involved in the domestic dispute was killed by Cherokee Nation marshals.

The identity of the person who killed Hilo Patty was discovered at the annual Oklahoma Home and Community Education Mystery Tea on Thursday morning.

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Area students have found an overabundance of generosity through October donation drives for military personnel, foster families, homeless teens and other needy.

Defense attorneys in a child abuse murder trial tried Thursday to discredit the mother of a 20-month-old victim who was stomped to death.

SALT PLAINS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, Okla. — Salt Plains is once again under review by Army Corps of Engineers to ensure the area, a part of which was a former military bombing range during World War II, is safe for the public.

A third person has been charged with child neglect following the service of a search warrant in September at a residence in relation to a murder investigation.

ENID, Okla. — Volunteers are needed to help with a community project to build a new home for a wounded veteran.

A Krebs man pleaded guilty Thursday to being an accessory after the fact in concealing the July death of a local man.

Reina Owens, longtime McAlester News-Capital advertising executive, has been promoted to general manager. Her appointment is effective immediately. 

EDMOND, Okla. — Words can have consequences this Veterans Day as the nation pays tribute to its service members. That’s the message Congresswoman Kendra Horn (D-Fifth District) gave this week.

A man who was purportedly on drugs was arrested after he threw a rock at officers and refused to comply with their commands.

Area residents who have past criminal convictions or have civil judgments will have an opportunity this month to learn how those likely barriers to housing and employment might be removed from public records. 

WARNER — Wyatt Jordan makes skeet shooting look easy.

NORMAN — Deena Parsons and her mother caught a glimpse of an unusual sight during a recent stop at Lake Thunderbird — 10 endangered whooping cranes.

NORMAN — Cleveland County prosecutors laid the groundwork Wednesday for proving their case in a first-degree murder trial against a 38-year-old Noble man charged with stomping a toddler.