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23 people were hurt, some of them shot, during an event at a campground near Edmond, Oklahoma, on Sunday.
Edmond police say victims were found at a campground Sunday night, with no arrests and conditions still unknown.
Authorities say they have a weapon recovered and a suspect in custody.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is reviewing a Lawton police shooting that left a 33-year-old man dead after an hours-long standoff.
Police say the shooting happened on South Irvington Avenue.
State agents say the case began with a North Carolina operation and led to the seizure of alleged child sexual abuse material in Grady County.
Police say the victim is in stable condition after a late-night shooting on “The Strip” near campus.
Crime is down significantly. New data from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation shows total reported crimes in Wagoner County have dropped nearly 35% over the last four years. According to OSBI figures, reported crimes fell from more than 2,700 cases in 2022 to fewer than 1,800 in 2025.
The bill would make people convicted of DUI with great bodily harm no longer eligible to be released on a GPS monitoring program. It would also require everyone currently in the program to go back to prison.
Michael Snelling, Tyler Leverett and Charles Shamblin are all back in custody after being re-charged with murder this week for the 2016 killing of Matthew Fagan on a hiking trail near Lake Tenkiller. The three suspects were all charged a decade ago, but charges were dismissed because investigators hadn’t found Fagan’s body. That changed in 2024 when a hunter stumbled across some bones.
