Rep. Emily Gise, R-Oklahoma City, has earned a spot among the 2025 Council of State Governments’ 20 Under 40 honorees. The award highlights young leaders who exemplify civility, cooperation, and innovation in state governance. Gise and fellow recipients will be honored at the CSG National Conference in Chicago this December.

Tulsa Police and emergency services aided a 13-year-old boy in distress who had climbed onto a store's roof and expressed self-harm intentions. He was safely brought down and received immediate care.

Tulsa Police are searching for 77-year-old Heberto Ayala, who has gone missing before. He was last seen in Tulsa wearing a black jacket and green pants.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation announces multiple lane and ramp closures around Tulsa due to ongoing road works until 2028, affecting I-44, US-75, and other areas.

Oklahoma City is implementing Operation SAFE to remove homeless encampments from state property, inspired by its success in Tulsa, and working with Key to Home to connect affected individuals to housing and services.

Oklahoma City experienced morning fog that cleared up, with a mostly cloudy day and light winds predicted. The coming week will see mostly cloudy skies, mild temperatures, and light rain chances.

Rep. Ron Stewart is seeking to improve Oklahoma's parole process for better rehabilitation and reintegration of inmates, considering input from various stakeholders.

Oklahoma City is under a Flood Watch until Saturday, with heavy rainfall expected to cause flooding. The NWS forecasts a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms with strong winds.

The Oklahoma Legislative Latino Caucus will host a Youth Leadership Summit on November 8th, 2025, to foster leadership skills among high school students.

Norman, OK announced the installation of an All-Way Stop at Imhoff and Walnut Roads to enhance safety, following residents' concerns. The change will take effect on October 29, 2025.

Community leaders in Tulsa are set to host a 'Community Conversations' event on October 21, focusing on "Children, Youth and Family Outcomes" to foster dialogue between citizens and officials.

Oklahoma lawmakers are seeking solutions to prevent hospital closures and service loss for vulnerable populations due to upcoming Medicaid cuts, which could result in 171,000 residents losing coverage and a $6.7 billion impact over a decade.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum's "Better Conversations" series discussed patriotism vs. nationalism, highlighting dialogue and community building.