Fire investigators said Annie Durham targeted neighbors and allegedly set her neighbor's home on fire. She was captured on her own surveillance camera, igniting the fire. Durham was arrested. Investigators have not yet determined the motive. 

An employee at a Muskogee McDonald's is charged with identity theft after investigators say she took pictures of customer credit cards. Yamile Perez was caught on surveillance video taking pictures of cards while working the drive-through window, according to Muskogee Now. Perez then used the customers' payment information to order pizza delivery to her home.

Looks like temps are warming up as we approach the official start of summer. Mike Grogan has the details. 

A large group of 2019 Deer Creek High School graduates and parents are caught up in a strange and dangerous illness outbreak in the Dominican Republic.

A dugong is a marine mammal similar to the manatee. A 5-month-old dugong became lost off the coast of Thailand and is being nurtured by marine experts.

Both eastbound lanes of the Will Rogers Turnpike near Claremore are closed after an OHP car was hit Monday afternoon. 

A marina on Keystone Lake is working to get things back to normal now that floodwaters are receding. With a busy summer ahead, any volunteer help is welcome to help with the cleanup process.

A missing woman in Skiatook was found dead Sunday evening in a creek near where her car was discovered Friday. Family confirm Laura Pace’s body was recovered just after 7 p.m. after a days long search for her across Skiatook. 

Alan Crone has your Tuesday morning forecast and an update of when severe storms could impact northeastern Oklahoma. 

Sydney Bland of the Glenpool Chamber of Commerce tells us about changes to this year's Black Gold Festival - a new beer garden and family games. There are musical performances every night.

Several Oklahoma creeks, lakes and rivers are still rain swollen and in danger of going over their banks. Below is a list of several local waterways with possible flood dangers: