WE'RE HIRING! The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office is looking for a full-time Court Holding Officer. If you enjoy working with the public and want a front row seat to our justice system, this could be the career for you. docs.oklahomacounty.org/care…

Whether you're behind the wheel or crossing the street, one moment of distraction can change a life. MSgt. Christy Yokley shares important tips for keeping drivers and pedestrians safe during Pedestrian Safety Month in this week's Traffic Safety Tuesday.

Trauma doesn’t always leave visible scars, and its effects can surface long after a frightening experience. Deputy Kaylin Jones explains how to recognize the signs of trauma and support those struggling in this week’s Mental Health Monday.

Talking about suicide—even casually—can be a warning sign that should never be ignored. Deputy Kaylin Jones explains the warning signs, how to respond, and how to connect someone with help in this week’s Mental Health Monday.

Online romance scams often start with affection and attention—but eventually, the conversation turns to money. TRIAD Director MSgt. Frank Wirth explains why you should never send money to someone you’ve only met online in this week’s For What It’s Wirth.

School sports are in full swing, but one hard hit can quickly turn the focus from the scoreboard to your child’s safety. MSgt. Eric Kirby explains the signs of a concussion and what parents should do if they suspect one in this week’s Child Safety Thursday.

Is your child ready for a seat belt—or do they still need a booster? Proper restraint can make all the difference in a crash. MSgt. Christy Yokley explains when kids are ready to make the move from a booster to a seat belt in this week’s Traffic Safety Tuesday.

Anger can sometimes be more than just a bad mood—it may be a sign someone is struggling. Deputy Kaylin Jones explains how recognizing the warning signs and reaching out for help can prevent anger from reaching a crisis in this week’s Mental Health Monday.

WE'RE HIRING! The Oklahoma County Sheriff' Office is looking for a full time 911 dispatcher. If you want to maker a difference in your community; are a master of multitasking and thrive in a high pressure environment, this may be the career for you! docs.oklahomacounty.org/care…

Think you’ve found the deal of a lifetime? Before you hand over your hard-earned cash, MSgt. Frank Wirth reveals the red flags that could turn a “good deal” into a costly mistake in this week’s For What It’s Wirth.

After a series of multi-million dollar accounting errors at the Oklahoma County Clerk's Office, Sheriff Tommie Johnson III is calling or a full forensic audit of the agency; not the limited audit some County Commissioners are considering.

Is your child really ready to be home alone after school? MSgt. Eric Kirby shares some simple steps parents can take to make sure their kids are prepared, protected, and know what to do in an emergency in this week’s Child Safety Thursday.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's office is partnering with the Oklahoma City Animal Shelter to try to get pets adopted. Im today's "Forever Home Wednesday", Msgt. Joe Hagar introduces us to "Madison"

Feeling lonely or disconnected can affect anyone, even when surrounded by other people. Deputy Kaylin Jones explains the importance of reaching out, staying connected and supporting those who may be struggling in this week’s “Mental Health Monday.”

Scam texts are designed to catch you off guard and get you to click before you have time to think. MSgt. Frank Wirth explains why you should “think before you tap” in this week’s “For What It’s Wirth.”

School bus safety starts before kids ever step on board, and a few simple rules can help keep them safe at the bus stop and on the road. MSgt. Eric Kirby shares what parents, kids, and drivers need to know in this week’s Child Safety Thursday.

Cars and semi-trucks share Oklahoma’s roads every day, but safely sharing the road with a big rig requires extra caution and plenty of space. MSgt. Christy Yokley explains how to avoid a truck’s blind spots and stay safe around semis in this week’s Traffic Safety Tuesday.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office is looking for a full time warrants clerk. If you love multi-tasking and thrive in a fast paced office environment, this may be the career for you: docs.oklahomacounty.org/care…

Labor Day weekend is one last chance to enjoy summer—but a little planning can help keep your family safe while you celebrate. MSgt. Eric Kirby explains some simple safety tips for the pool, the grill and holiday gatherings in this week’s Child Safety Thursday.

We're hiring! The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office has a rare opening for a Patrol Deputy. If you are passionate about keeping your community safe, this may be the career for you. docs.oklahomacounty.org/care…