The article reports on a series of sunny and increasingly hot days in Oklahoma City, as per the NWS forecast, with potential impacts on outdoor activities and energy use.

Oklahoma's AG Gentner Drummond launched an online tool for reporting denied public records requests, aiming to enhance transparency and government accountability.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast shows variable shower chances, warm temperatures, and mostly sunny skies for the coming week, with highs in the upper 80s to mid-90s.

Oklahoma lawmakers discussed the future of electric and vertical takeoff aircraft, emphasizing the state's commitment to leading in aerospace advancements and the potential benefits of such technology for various sectors.

An Oklahoma City man was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for child sex trafficking and producing child pornography involving a homeless minor.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office stresses road safety for the upcoming school year, with deputies to patrol school zones and bus stops, and reminds drivers to stop for school buses and follow school zone speed limits.

Heat advisory for Oklahoma and parts of Texas with heat index values up to 107 degrees, risks of heat-related illnesses.

Oklahoma City crews cleared a major water main break near SW 59th St. and May Ave., affecting traffic and forcing road closures. One lane has since reopened.

Oklahoma City heat advisory issued due to high temperatures and heat index values reaching 110 degrees, prompting warnings for potential heat-related illnesses.

The investigation into inappropriate content on a TV at the State Department of Education revealed it was a Samsung channel's film, dismissing intentional misconduct.

Three Oklahoma legislators were selected for the Henry Toll Fellowship's class of 2025, aimed at developing government leaders through a rigorous program.

Nine-year-old Austin Querry from Oklahoma City was recognized by the fire department for his heroic actions in aiding his mother during a medical emergency, including calling 911 and providing life-saving assistance.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office announces plans to ensure school safety during reopening, promoting traffic assistance, community engagement, and a social media campaign for a secure academic year.