Repairs on a 24-inch waterline on South Harvard Avenue in Tulsa start Tuesday, affecting the outer northbound lane between E. 51st and E. 54th Streets. Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.

OKC Animal Welfare employs strategies to reunite lost pets with owners, limit shelter intake, and promote responsible pet ownership amidst pet overpopulation issues.

John Calvin Moore was sentenced to seven years for drug trafficking and firearms possession after Oklahoma police found drugs disguised as Christmas presents.

Rep. Humphrey defends ousted Forestry Director Goeller after Oklahoma wildfires, criticizing Gov. Stitt’s actions and demanding Goeller's reinstatement.

The National Weather Service warns of windy conditions in Oklahoma City, with gusts up to 45 mph, advising to secure loose items and cautioning drivers of high-profile vehicles.

A North Carolina man was sentenced to seven years in prison for possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute and having a firearm as a felon, after police found drugs disguised as Christmas presents during a traffic stop.

Norman's Comprehensive Plan proceeds to the public phase with a meeting schedule after Steering Committee approval, enabling community consultation on infrastructure plans.

Valerie Ann Hartless turned herself in to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office on a charge of Enabling Child Sexual Abuse. Her arrest is unrelated to her job at Norman Public Schools.

OKCPD launched two new online systems to file police reports and officer feedback, including in different languages, enhancing accessibility and accountability.

Oklahoma Democratic lawmakers oppose new social studies standards, citing politicization and lack of proper input in their development, and call for their reconsideration.

Oklahoma City will host Canoe Slalom and Women’s Softball for the 2028 Olympics, with Senator Dusty Deevers expressing pride in the city's facilities and spirit of collaboration.

The Oklahoma House approved House Bill 1005, which tightens voter ID laws, with plans for free photo IDs for voters. The bill, led by Rep. Jim Olsen, passed 75-18 and now proceeds to the Senate.

The Oklahoma Senate approved a bill to increase penalties for DUIs, expanding the definition of aggravated DUI to include additional transgressions such as accidents or endangerment of minors.