Oklahoma City's weather forecast predicts a warm, clear week with minimal rain chances and temperatures nearing 90 degrees, extending into the early next week with consistent sunny skies.

Tulsa is experiencing extensive roadwork including lane reductions, ramp closures, and bridge rehabilitations on US-75, I-244, and SH-151, with projects continuing through 2026-2028, impacting daily travel.

A teen was arrested for a shooting at a Tulsa school parking lot; no injuries occurred, but bullet holes and casings were found. He may face adult charges.

Oklahoma expands "Operation SAFE" beyond Tulsa to tackle homelessness, focusing on removing encampments and debris without arrests, amidst calls for more comprehensive solutions.

Oklahoma City forecast predicts clear skies, highs in the 80s and 90s, and mostly clear nights with lows in the 60s and 70s, with a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

The Tulsa Police Department is enforcing speed limits in school zones, citing safety and issuing fines, like a recent $500 ticket for a driver speeding at 52 mph in a 25 mph zone.

The article details a week of pleasant weather in Oklahoma City, with mostly sunny skies and rising temperatures forecasted by the NWS, including highs near 90 degrees and mild evenings.

The Boyd Street Storm Sewer Project in Norman progresses to Phase II on September 8, closing West Boyd Street from Flood Avenue to South Lahoma Avenue.

Oklahoma's mental health department faces major budget cuts, resulting in over 300 mental health service contracts not being renewed. Financial mismanagement was also found, with the department unlawfully paying past invoices with current budgets.

AG Drummond criticizes the Oklahoma State Board of Education's hiring of a new attorney, citing concerns about the appointee's qualifications and the state's education system under Governor Stitt.

Senator Kristen Thompson of Edmond, Oklahoma is leading a study on the negative effects of food additives on health, economy, and the workforce, and is advocating for legislative actions to improve food safety and health outcomes.

Charles Everett Sewell is convicted and sentenced to 20 years for the fentanyl-overdose death of Jack Thach in Oklahoma, highlighting the state's fight against the opioid crisis.

Ongoing construction projects throughout Tulsa are causing road and lane closures, with US-75 and I-44 being notably affected with detours and narrowed lanes, causing traffic changes slated to last until 2028 in some areas.