Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond was permitted to join a lawsuit against State Farm for allegedly undercutting insurance claims, a decision made by Judge Amy Palumbo.

Oklahoma's new law increases the state tax credit for adoption expenses from 10% to 15%, effective January 1, 2026, to reduce financial barriers for adoptive families.

Oklahoma secures $223.5 million for rural health care enhancement through the Rural Health Transformation Program, as part of a broader federal initiative.

The Del City Police warns about drunk driving dangers, citing 4,931 deaths from December 2019-2023 and 1,038 fatalities in December 2023 alone. #BuzzedDriving campaign aims to reduce incidents.

Norman, Oklahoma's Ward 3 residents are invited to engage with their council member in a "Listen and Learn" session at Pink Pig Cafe to discuss local issues.

Tulsa is facing multiple long-term highway construction projects, causing detours and closures, including the I-44/US-75 interchange, affecting traffic through 2028, and other works on I-44, SH-66, and US-75, with some continuing until 2026.

The City of Moore, Oklahoma, offers a free Christmas tree pickup service to assist with eco-friendly holiday clean-up from December 26 to January 16.

Oklahoma City experienced an unseasonably warm Christmas morning with fair weather and temperatures at 56 degrees Fahrenheit, with a sunny and warm day ahead.

Oklahoma City commuters to face heavy traffic due to various roadworks and closures outlined in a recent Oklahoma Department of Transportation advisory.

Norman Police Department is preparing a "No Refusal" DUI checkpoint for December 26 to deter holiday impaired driving, with a warning for drivers to not drink and drive.

The Piedmont Police Department located missing 83-year-old Richard Rainey after Chief Clark, ironically out of town, observed Rainey's vehicle. Rainey is now safe in a local hospital.

A federal court ordered major poultry companies to clean up contamination in the Illinois River Watershed, with the industry facing a comprehensive 30-year cleanup plan and immediate waste management restrictions.

Roadway rehabilitation is underway at 17th Street and Hoover in Lawton after a local reported the damage, with detours expected during repairs. The project reflects the city's responsiveness to resident-reported infrastructure issues.