Norman's Robinson Street Bridge sees nighttime repairs, causing lane reductions from 7 PM to 7 AM until January 12.

Oklahoma City firefighters extinguished an attic fire, rescuing three dogs and reporting no injuries; the blaze was due to electrical issues. The fire department warned against re-entering burning buildings.

The Stillwater Fire Department efficiently contained a vehicle fire without injuries and thanked Payne County deputies for their help, reflecting their strong community and emergency response commitment.

The Logan County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to identify a suspect involved in a $3,700 burglary at Beck's Farm Equipment.

Oklahoma City experienced two New Year's Day shootings: one in northeast during a drive-by at a 7-Eleven, injuring two, and another in northwest resulting in a man shot in the leg. Police seek information on the suspects.

The City of Yukon, Oklahoma, announced holiday schedule changes, including early closures, adjusted trash pickup, and facility hiatuses for the New Year.

Tulsa's 2025 wrap-up showcases improvements in animal welfare, urban development, public safety, digital engagement, infrastructure, housing, and tribal relations.

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.