Local News

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  'Not going to stand for it': Bookstore takes aim at Walters with 'Banned Books' display
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  Oklahoma veterans deploy drones to protect homeowners from scamming roofers
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  OHP: Oklahoma man steals LifeNet vehicle after failing to hitch a ride to court

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  Police: Two caught on camera stealing $1,100 in perfume from Oklahoma City store
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  Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office stops car speeding at 106 mph in 55 mph zone
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  Moore police seek witnesses to Sept. 25 motorcycle and truck crash
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  Man in Pottawatomie County arrested, accused of multiple sexual assaults

Nation & World

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  The National News Desk Weekend Edition
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  While an unusual hurricane, Helene is not example of Fujiwhara Effect
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  U-Haul giving free month of storage to Hurricane Helene victims

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  Mother and daughter charged in indentured servitude scheme at an Oregon foster care
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  Here's why hurricanes don't hit the West Coast
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  Air Force asked to reduce supply chain 'dependency' on China
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  Biden returns to Scranton for beloved friend's funeral

Sports

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  Matt Leinart on 'business decisions' in the NFL: They happen more than you think
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  Mark Ingram II: Travis Hunter may be the best player in college football
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  Matt Leinart on Bryce Young: This was an organizational failure

The Good Stuff

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  World Series of Beep Baseball arrives in Norman, Oklahoma: A game changer for blind...
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  Oklahoma brothers celebrate the commitment and sacrifice they made to their country
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  Oklahoma father and son bond through Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight

Shelby Loves Oklahoma

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  Shelby Loves Oklahoma: Armored Combat teams in Oklahoma competing worldwide
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  Shelby Loves Oklahoma: Locomotive Operators of Central Oklahoma