The Oklahoma House passed the Foreign Litigation Funding Prevention Act to limit foreign meddling in the state's legal proceedings, demanding transparency in litigation funding.

The Oklahoma House passed a bill to address properties tied to illicit activities, creating a new public nuisance category and giving law enforcement another tool to maintain public safety.

Oklahoma and northern Texas face severe weather with high wind watch and red flag warning for strong winds and wildfire risks; NWS Norman advises precautions.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill giving schools the right to a hearing before accreditation downgrades, aiming for transparency and fairness in education.

Rep. John George's public safety bills passed the Oklahoma House, seeking to equalize legal terms for domestic and non-domestic assault, increase assault penalties, and enforce a 25-foot buffer zone for interactions with first responders.

The NWS forecasts a warm afternoon with increasing clouds in Oklahoma City, followed by a mostly clear evening. The weekend will see sunny and partly cloudy skies with highs around 60-63°F.

Oklahoma Senate passed SB 523, allowing law enforcement broader jurisdiction for events like the 2028 Olympics in Oklahoma City, aiming to enhance cooperation and security.

Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommie Johnson III emphasizes transparency by detailing January expenditures and discussing the hiring of a lobbying firm to advocate for beneficial state legislation.

A man died in a police-involved shooting at Guthrie BBQ restaurant's parking lot. OSBI and police are investigating, with no further injuries reported.

Oklahoma City will experience water service interruptions and reduced traffic lanes on NW Expressway for valve replacement work on Friday night, affecting specific neighborhoods.

Oklahoma Senate Appropriations Committee approves tax reform bills aimed at economic growth and simplification, crafted by Senators Rader and Pugh, including income and corporate tax changes.

Oklahoma Senate moves to alter judicial selection with a resolution for a system more like the federal one, requiring governor's nominations to be state Senate approved.

Senate Bill 904, aiming to improve long-term care in Oklahoma by restructuring Medicaid incentives for nursing facilities, has passed the Senate Appropriations Committee.