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A fatal crash unfolded Tuesday morning when a motorcycle struck a semi-truck on northbound I-35 near the 19th Street Bridge in Moore around 8 a.m. The...

Severe storms are expected late Monday in the Moore area, carrying risks of wind, tornadoes, and flooding from an incoming complex.

Severe thunderstorms threaten Moore with 60 mph winds and quarter-size hail until 2:15 PM CDT. Move to an interior room on the lowest floor now.

EMSA has allowed its Oklahoma City medical heat alert to expire after weekend temperatures dropped and heat-related calls stayed low. The alert activates only when crews respond to five or more such calls in 24 hours.

The Cleveland County Industrial Authority's $50,000 allocation to the Moore Police Department and MPAC Foundation brings Moore Safety Town one step...

Chace Cook's guilty plea ends a three-year case that devastated Moore.

• Outcome: Cook, 23, received life without parole for first-degree murder of...

Dangerously hot conditions are forecast for Moore with heat index values up to 110°F and temperatures reaching 110°F, according to the National Weather Service. Residents face immediate risks from the extreme heat.

3.5 pounds of raw fentanyl seized in the metro could yield 35,000 pills, signaling major public safety threats to Moore and OKC residents. The bust targets a trafficking ring supplying the area, with one arrest so far.

Moore police accountability is under scrutiny as a sergeant faces embezzlement charges after surveillance video allegedly showed her dumping department property in an alley.

Moore PD's official statement stresses accountability after completing its embezzlement probe into Sgt. Maria Delgado.

• Case referred to Cleveland...

DUI Crash Involving Infant

• 🔥 Mother Arrested After Rollover: Moore police arrested Skyler Martinez-McCallie on DUI, child endangerment, and...

Moore police responded to a June 28 rollover crash after Skyler Martinez-McCallie made an illegal left turn and ran a red light, flipping her SUV with...

Moore Police and Fire Department teams quickly secured the scene near Southeast 19th Street and Bryant Avenue, locating all children involved in the creek water rescue safe and sound. The roadway will reopen shortly after the successful operation.

• E. coli detected triggers boil order for parts of Moore near I-35, with residents told to boil water one minute
• City begins free bottled water...

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