OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – A woman was left in critical condition after she crashed her car into a creek in Oklahoma City on Wednesday. 

The single-vehicle collision happened off the intersection of Southwest 59th Street and Morgan Road, which is west of Will Rogers International Airport, according to OKCFOX. 

Preliminary details show the woman was driving east on Morgan Road when she lost control of her car and drove straight into the creek. The woman, the sole occupant of her vehicle, became trapped inside. 

Fire crews extricated the female driver, and ambulance personnel rushed her to a hospital for treatment of her injuries. 

Oklahoma City police did not say if slick road conditions played a part in the single-vehicle collision. 

Our team of newswriters will provide updates as more details come to light. 

OHP places 2 in custody following pursuit-turned-collision near Braman

NEAR BRAMAN, OK – The Oklahoma Highway Patrol placed two people in custody following a pursuit-turned-collision near Braman on Thursday.

The incident unfolded when the Oklahoma Highway Patrol tried to pull over a vehicle that failed to yield, OKCFOX reports.

One woman, who was traveling behind the vehicle that failed to yield, reportedly used her vehicle to block troopers from conducting a traffic stop. The male driver in front of her did not comply with law enforcement’s order to stop and continued driving, prompting a pursuit.

The female driver continued to drive at a distance from the male driver.

The chase ended when the male driver crashed his car into a semi-truck weight scale.

The male driver tried to flee the scene on foot, but was immediately detained and arrested along with the female suspect. No injuries were reported for the suspects or other individuals.

The female suspect was arrested for obstruction. The male suspect was already wanted for several charges, which include sexual assault of a minor and eluding law enforcement, in three states.

The male suspect is expected to face additional charges in Oklahoma before being transferred to those other states.

OK DOT called to collision on Classen Boulevard in OKC

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The Oklahoma Department of Transportation was summoned to the scene of a collision that happened on Classen Boulevard on Thursday.

Total Traffic Network’s OKC division first reported the crash at 8:05 a.m., saying it happened along Northwest 4th Street.

Authorities have not specified how the crash unfolded, confirmed the number of people and vehicles involved, or whether anyone was injured.

Updates will be posted after our team learns more.

OK DOT clears vehicle accident on I-35 South in Norman

NORMAN, OK – The Oklahoma Department of Transportation cleared the scene of a vehicle accident that happened on I-35 South on Tuesday.

According to an X post from Total Traffic Network’s OKC, the collision happened at 8:50 a.m. along Main Street. It took crews less than an hour to clear the scene.

Officials did not confirm if anyone was injured or say how many people and vehicles were involved.

A full investigation is underway.

OK DPS investigates collision along Texas Roadhouse in OKC

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK  – The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety is investigating the details behind a collision that happened along Texas Roadhouse on Thursday.

OKC’s Response & Accident Tracker first reported the crash at 2:11 p.m., saying it happened at the intersection of southbound North Pennsylvania Avenue and eastbound West Memorial Road.

Officials confirmed no one was injured, but are actively working to determine how the crash unfolded.

Additional details will be added after our team learns more.

Vehicle accident reported outside Comfort Inn Suites OKC

SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The Oklahoma Department of Transportation was dispatched to the scene of a vehicle accident that was reported outside Comfort Inn Suites OKC on Thursday.

Total Traffic Network’s OKC division reported the crash at 7:30 a.m., saying it took place at the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard and Southwest 8th Street.

Authorities have not specified the cause of the crash or whether anyone was injured.

Our team of news writers will add more information, including the number of people and vehicles involved, and reports of cautions after the latest developments come to light.

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