Oklahoma City police arrested 154 people during an alleged street takeover on May 17, citing illegal activities and community concerns, while some attendees argue the event was harmless.

During last weekend’s operation, WPD officers pulled over a car containing five people involved in a street racing event. Among them were two adults and three minors. Given the number of passengers in ...

A tragic crash on Narcoossee Road in February resulted in the death of 18-year-old Anthony Sanchez, a local high school senior, with witnesses reporting the cars were racing. The crash on Narcoossee ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — 154 people were arrested in what we know as a planned operation by the Oklahoma City Police Department. The arrests were near a Southwest Oklahoma City car shop, Rocket Wrapz.

Several of the minors ended up spending days in the Oklahoma County jail for what critics said could have been handled by a ticket issued on the spot.

The horrific incident occurred along LA-67 in the early hours of May 16. The couple is survived by their four-year-old son, ...

I love them and I’m gonna miss both of them and I’m gonna find the strength to go ahead,” Collins’ father Arthur Collins said.

Three arrests were made and multiple citations were handed out after a large street takeover event drew crowds from across the state.

Raul Anaya, owner of Rocket Wrapz, recounts the chaotic police raid during a car meet party at his business, disputing claims of street racing.

Indiana native Eric Shanks can’t remember exactly when the rite of passage began of traveling to Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Hampton Police said they’ve gotten warrants charging Eric Tyrone Jones Jr., 41, of Hampton, with involuntary manslaughter and ...

The latest effort by OKC police against street races led to the arrests of 114 adults and 40 youths over one mid-May weekend.