OSDH confirmed a measles case after a contagious person visited Logie’s On The Corner in Norman on Saturday. Unvaccinated patrons from that night are asked to submit contact info.

Mold discovered at the Delta Gamma sorority house in Norman forced residents out and paused repairs while leaders plan a larger renovation.

Norman's ECAB is hosting a "WATER'S WORTH IT!" Poster Contest for K-5 students to promote water conservation, with public voting during the April Art Walk.

An 11-member task force met in Oklahoma City to study moving workers with disabilities off Section 14(c) subminimum wages and to prepare recommendations. The panel will gather testimony and deliver a final report in 2028.

Lawton officials state residents can stop dripping faucets as temperatures rise, reducing strain on the water system after usage surged during the cold snap.

A new granite Will Rogers marker is planned for Wellston’s stretch of Route 66; organizers are seeking donations to finish the project ahead of summer centennial events.

Sen. Shane Jett filed SB1640 to bar lawmakers from possessing or drinking alcohol while on duty. The proposal would authorize breathalyzer tests and carry fines and expulsions.

A body was found inside a trash can near Simmons and Coltrane in south Logan County; OSBI and the sheriff’s office are investigating and two people were detained.

Oklahoma City delayed a vote on renewing LexisNexis’s Accurint after council members raised alarms about federal access and privacy protections. Officials asked for more legal and procedural details before Feb. 10.

The National Weather Service reports chilly weather in Oklahoma City, with a current temperature of 30°F, high humidity, and south winds. The forecast predicts increasing clouds and gusty winds, with a colder weekend ahead.

More than $20M in FEMA grants will fund drainage upgrades at 101st & Garnett and repairs at Shawnee High and the Oklahoma School for the Deaf.

A ceiling panel fell into the lobby of an Embassy Suites in Norman during a weekend winter storm; hotel workers say no one was hurt and damage was confined to the lobby.

Lawton city offices delayed opening to 1 p.m. due to a winter storm. Essential services continued and trash pickup for Area 1 remained at 7 a.m. Court dates are rescheduled while a council meeting will proceed as planned.