ANADARKO — Apparently, our name has been dropped numerous times by somebody who seems to think they have some kind of unofficial duty to follow the cops around town and spit out random shit that isn't even real or true.

And somehow part of that narrative being spit out is that we're in "cahoots" with the police, and apparently on some days, we are the police. If that's the case, we'd like to know where our badges and squad cars are, because we're clearly missing out on some benefits.

ANADARKO — We would like to formally apologize to anyone eating lunch while reading this.

According to scanner traffic, Anadarko Police are currently responding to a call about a guy taking a shit behind a local business...

Y'all. That's enough information for today. We don't have follow-up questions.

The Untold Chronicle out.

OKLAHOMA CITY — According to what has been reported by the Oklahoma City Police Department today, they are currently investigating homicide #35 of 2026.

If we break that down by month, that's an average of approximately 5 homicides per month so far this year. And sadly, that number is subject to change as the year continues and additional cases are investigated.

So for comparison, OCPD reported 74 homicides total in 2025. Broken down monthly, that's about 6.17 homicides per month, which is slightly higher than where 2026 currently sits.

OKLAHOMA — Before y'all get too excited, keep in mind that this is still just a rumor at this point. But we sure hope it's true.

There has been talk around Facebook today that Buc-ee's may finally be making its way to Oklahoma. Again, nothing has been officially confirmed, but reports indicate that it may be coming to a location that lands somewhere between El Reno and Yukon.

If this is truly the case, we'll gladly burn a tank of gas for some Beaver Nuggets and one of those heavenly brisket sandwiches. Because going to Buc-ee's is never just a pit stop to fill up. It's a whole ass experience.

OKLAHOMA — So besides spooky shit and unexplained mysteries, we're also huge nerds when it comes to space.

When most people think of black holes, they think of these gigantic, world-eating vacuums that suck up everything around them. And while that’s basically true, over time scientists have also discovered that these black holes can blast or expel stuff back out, creating what they call “cosmic winds.”

OKLAHOMA — With the Fourth of July just around the corner and our nation preparing to celebrate its 250th birthday, there will be fireworks lighting up the skies all across Oklahoma. If you're still trying to decide where to celebrate, here are a few events happening around our great state.

OKLAHOMA CITY — It's been a tragic start to this Monday morning on our roads and highways.

According to what's been reported by the Oklahoma City Police Department, officers responded to two separate incidents in northeast Oklahoma City where three people were found lying in the road.

The first call came in around 1:00 a.m. near Northeast 36th St. and the I-35 Interstate. Police say two people had been hit by a vehicle. Tragically, one person died at the scene. The other was taken to the hospital and their condition has not yet been released.

MCCLAIN COUNTY — It's been a heartbreaking start to the day in Oklahoma. We are saddened to report yet another tragedy this Monday. Two people have lost their lives after a small plane crashed just south of Goldsby in McClain County.

According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the crash happened very close to Southeast 12th Ave and East Center Rd. Troopers located the small aircraft approximately 100 yards from a grass airstrip, where it had crashed into some trees nearby. Officials said the plane also appeared to have caught fire following the crash.

OKLAHOMA CITY — This is never the kind of news we want to report, but this heartbreaking loss deserves to be acknowledged.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department said crews were first dispatched around 2:45 p.m. yesterday to a creek in Northwest Oklahoma City after receiving reports that a young boy had been seen going underwater.

ANADARKO — We just wanted to give a quick shout-out to the City of Anadarko and everyone who came together to make yesterday's event, Honor America Day, such a success at Randlett Park.

It really takes a lot of planning, hard work, and countless hours behind the scenes to pull something like that off, and it certainly didn't go unnoticed. So, thank you to all of the city employees, volunteers, organizers, vendors, first responders, and everyone else who played a part in making it happen.

Sadly, last night's storms left behind some pretty bad damage in parts of El Reno.

According to multiple reports online, the area that appears to have been hit the hardest is a neighborhood that's located northwest of Reformatory Road and Route 66. Photos and reports coming out of the area show uprooted trees, torn fences, debris everywhere, and even badly damaged homes.

For those of you who like to hunt, here’s some news for y’all. This past Monday, three new emergency rules, along with five resolutions, were approved by the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission. These rules and resolutions are effective immediately in Oklahoma.

So if you like to hunt or fish, you may want to keep reading.

This one is kind of disturbing and definitely makes us think twice about eating out. New fear unlocked.

According to court documents, an Arby's manager in Oklahoma has been accused of allegedly giving a customer herpes by spitting into their food. Yes, you read that right.

Well... it looks like we might be one step closer to flying cars. Cue the "I believe I can fly" energy.

Yesterday, the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City broke ground on a brand-new facility that's expected to be completed by the summer of 2027.

The new building will serve several purposes, including supporting the FAA Academy and facility management, but, in our opinion, the coolest part of the entire project is the research into air taxis.

Authorities say they served a drug trafficking search warrant yesterday at a home near South High Ave. and Southeast 15th St. in southeast Oklahoma City. Since the warrant was related to an alleged drug trafficking investigation, it's probably safe to assume the officers expected to find drugs.

But we're pretty sure they were not expecting to find what was basically a small zoo. Y'all, more than 500 animals. And, that's not a typo.