Midwest City Police Department supports Special Olympics fundraising, attending the LETR luncheon in Tulsa to back athletes with intellectual disabilities.

ODOT has reopened all lanes of I-240 westbound near Eastern Ave. and provided updates on ongoing and future road projects across Oklahoma City, including closures and lane narrowing, which will persist through early 2026.

Oklahoma City faces a severe winter storm with heavy snow and sleet forecasted, and the NWS warns of dangerous travel conditions and extremely low temperatures.

OKC adjusts trash schedule due to expected winter weather, moving Friday and Monday pickups to Wednesday, with bulky waste collections ongoing as planned. Residents should have bins out by early morning.

A coalition of 18 state attorneys general, led by Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond, supports President Trump's move to cut federal funds for NYCPS over their transgender bathroom policies, calling for respect of gender-based statutes and student privacy.

Oklahoma City drivers face construction-related challenges, with lane closures and detours throughout the city. ODOT advises patience as projects like light repairs and intersection improvements are underway, causing traffic delays.

Oklahoma and northern Texas residents prepare for a winter storm with extremely cold winds and heavy precipitation, prompting the NWS to issue watches and safety advisories.

Midwest City is hiring for a Water Department Operator I, seeking candidates with at least a high school diploma or GED to maintain water infrastructure.

Zamya Darthard, a Planner II with Midwest City's Community Development Department, is recognized for her contributions to local government and commitment to the city's growth.

Oklahoma is debating changes to its education system including expanding private school tax credits, which critics argue could harm public schools and rural communities. Discussions also focus on the public good of strong schools.

Oklahoma's Rep. Andy Fugate has introduced a bill to ban the use of credit history in determining insurance premiums, aiming to address financial inequities.

Edmond, Oklahoma residents are warned by the fire department of extreme fire danger due to windy, dry conditions, with a strict ban on outdoor burning and activities that could cause sparks.

Oklahoma City forecast: Chilly morning at 18°F; sunny day with high near 56°F; clear night with low around 25°F. Flurries possible on MLK Day with high near 35°F. Sunny week ahead with rising temps.