Local News

• Truck traveling Turner Turnpike catches fire, loses load of hay
• 'Our values are under attack': Board bans pornography, adds to Parent's Bill of Rights
• Tecumseh police say 2 men in van try to lure 14-year-old girl with candy

• Tulsa retirement community residents given 30 days to vacate
• Crystal digging season opens April 1 at Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge
• City of Tulsa to settle with firefighters in lawsuit
• Tulsa police searching for person of interest in financial crimes

Nation & World

• Parents Bill of Rights passed by Republicans in the House
• Police: Officer shot, taken to hospital in Arizona
• Attorneys file motion to use Alex Murdaugh's retirement funds to pay legal fees for appeal

• Police: Florida father shoots, kills daughter's abusive ex-boyfriend
• Gwyneth Paltrow trial day 4: Actor set to testify
• Prosecutors claim progress made to curb organized retail theft in Seattle
• 'No legitimate basis' for 2021 DOJ memo on school board threats, House Republicans say

Sports

• Oral Roberts announces Russell Springmann as new men's basketball head coach
• Oral Roberts' Paul Mills to take head coaching position at Wichita State, reports say
• Experienced Sooners face young Bruins in second round Monday

Coronavirus

• CDC, FDA push back against Florida surgeon general's COVID policy claims
• COVID-19 treatment Paxlovid for high-risk adults close to full FDA approval
• Idaho bill would criminalize anyone who administers COVID-19 mRNA vaccines

Auto Matters

• Volkswagen to close Europe plants for two weeks
• Fiat Chrysler, Peugeot shareholders vote on merger
• Goodbye gas: Volvo to make only electric vehicles by 2030