Tulsa Parks offers two Free Community Days during winter break, with activities such as basketball, pickleball, and crafts, aiming to foster community engagement and wellness.

Dr. Ruiqing Shen of Oklahoma State University is developing thermoresponsive hydrogels for efficient firefighting, focusing on wildland and lithium-ion battery fires. The NSF-funded research aims to create less water-dependent fire retardants.

Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton pushes for further negotiations in the State of Oklahoma v. Tyson Foods case regarding poultry industry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.

Oklahoma City's forecast shows milder weather, with sunny days and chilly nights expected throughout the week.

The City of Norman received a $100,000 emergency grant from the OWRB to repair a flood-damaged aerial sewer line, with ongoing utility system support.

Senator Kristen Thompson was honored by The Journal Record as a top leader in Workforce and Development for her work in Oklahoma's economic and workforce advancement.

Parents in Oklahoma City are charged with first-degree murder after their 2-year-old was mauled to death by a family dog, with the DA citing their failure to protect her.

Kendal Theisen is appointed as Oklahoma's State Traffic Engineer by ODOT, focusing on traffic safety and efficiency after a career of significant projects and roles.

CVS Caremark settled over $5 million for allegedly underpaying Oklahoma pharmacies for prescriptions, affecting 68,000 claims from Jan 2024 to Aug 2025.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office and Sunbeam Family Services held the 25th Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Christmas Celebration, serving over 400 children.

Law enforcement officers served as baristas at a Starbucks in Norman, Oklahoma, to support Special Olympics through the #TipACop event, strengthening ties with the community.

Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton received the Legislative Lifetime Achievement Award from the OBN for his efforts in public safety and anti-drug trafficking legislation.

The City of El Reno alerted customers to disregard mailed water bills due to an error, affirming that e-billed customers are unaffected and corrected paper bills will arrive soon.