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Four people were injured in a shooting following a fight in southwestern Oklahoma City early Sunday morning. The incident took place around 3:10 a.m. in a parking lot near Southwest 26th and Agnew Avenue.

Police have since confirmed that one person was shot and is in critical condition. Police say that they arrested the shooter.

Bankruptcy Blues: Oklahoma Store's Huge Sale Marks the End for Retail Chain. The retail apocalypse continues in the United States, with yet another chain filing for bankruptcy.

After a porch pirate swept through a northwest Oklahoma City neighborhood, one victim decided to take matters into his own hands. Tyler Jones was relaxing at his home near Western Avenue and Northwest 192nd Street on Thursday when a woman decided to come up to his front doorstep and steal his package.

An Oklahoma City man says confusion over his service dog has led to high anxiety at several metro services and locations that have either denied him access or made him feel intimidated. Casey McGarry, 34, told Public Eye that he needs his service dog, a 2-year-old German shepherd named Atlas,...

A Midwest City family is trying to come to terms with the unexpected death of a loved one, who was one of three people killed in a recent homicide. The family member, recently released from prison after serving nearly 20 years for a second-degree murder conviction, was deeply loved by his relatives.

A man was severely injured on Thursday night in a shooting incident in Southwest Oklahoma City. The unidentified victim, who suffered multiple gunshot wounds, is fighting for his life after receiving emergency treatment on the scene and being transferred to a local hospital. The suspects are still at large.

A Mississippi man has pleaded guilty in the case of a CVS Pharmacy robbery in December. In Oklahoma City federal court Friday, Charles Lamar Scott, 35, pleaded guilty to interference with commerce by robbery, using, carrying, and discharging a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence, and unlawful possession of a machine gun.

A rollover crash at a Midwest City intersection included multiple vehicles Sunday afternoon. Police and fire crews responded to the crash at NE 10th St. and N. Air Depot Blvd. around 3:30 p.m. Midwest City Police said multiple people were being transported from the scene. The severity of any injuries...

A significant fire broke out in Southeast Oklahoma City early Friday morning. It engulfed a residential home around 2 a.m. The house didn't have a smoke detector. Fortunately, the owner woke up due to the smell of smoke and escaped without injuries. The fire originated from the house's exterior and reached the attic. It happened near SE 59th and Sunnylane Road.

What is the weather like in Oklahoma for Sunday, Sept. 24?. Cooler temperatures are expected for the OKC Metro area following Saturday night's severe storms. A high of 84ºF is expected with a slight chance of rain scattered throughout the day. Do Oklahomans Lose An Hour Of Light In...

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Oklahoma City.

Three weeks ago, News 4 told you about multiple tenants having issues with management at Greystone Apartments.

Jay Villemarette was 7 when he made a discovery that would open his world and determine the course of his life. It happened 50 years ago this summer. Villemarette was walking in the woods behind his house with his dad and brother, when the boys found something rolled up in a blanket. They unfurled it, and there it was: a dog skeleton.

The pandemic is actually responsible for the birth of Mi Pequena Mexican market says the owner, Monica Tucker.

We've seen an increase in contact-less deliveries and self-checkouts across eateries and stores in Oklahoma. Now we're slowly seeing more robotic waitstaff in the state. Recently, a restaurant in Lawton, Oklahoma, introduced its newest employee - a robot waitress named "Bella." Earlier this year, a burger joint in Oklahoma City...

Crimes in Oklahoma City motels are alarmingly on the rise. On Friday, another homicide occurred, making it the fourth this year alone. But it's not just major crimes like homicide that are increasing. The city police report a higher frequency of assaults, stabbings, and burglaries on motel properties across the city.

This week in Oklahoma City, there were several incidents that impacted the safety of the community. These incidents included a shooting resulting in critical condition, a horrific night of violence that claimed the lives of parents, an attempted kidnapping foiled at a local store, a mother creating a support group after losing her son to gun violence, a trooper-involved shooting resulting in a fatality, and a homicide investigation at a local inn.

District play began in Week 4 for most Oklahoma high school football teams. Although a few games had close endings, this week featured an unusually high number of lopsided outcomes. Here’s a look at some key storylines. More: Three and out: How Oklahoma high school football's top Week 4 games were won ...

From orchestral performances and choral concerts to stage plays and musical theater, the Oklahoma City metropolitan area puts on shows of all kinds in autumn. The temperatures might be falling, but the performing arts calendar is heating up this fall, as many nonprofit orchestras and ensembles, university theaters and dance companies launch their 2023-2024 seasons.