Tulsa offers free rabies vaccines for dogs after a positive rabies case, targeting specific zip codes, with advice to keep pet vaccinations current and safety measures in place.

Oklahoma's State Board of Education might see changes in agenda-setting procedures if House Bill 1491, supported by key officials, passes, aiming to improve the board's oversight by requiring two members' consent for agenda items.

Norman residents are invited to discuss the city's green plans at a public meeting on the Urban Forest Master Plan, focusing on the stewardship of local trees.

Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols initiates the Tulsa Sustainability Task Force to improve the city's environmental policies and combat climate change, involving diverse community stakeholders.

Oklahoma City residents are advised of strong winds with a forecast for varying conditions, including sunshine and potential showers in the coming days.

The Oklahoma Senate Committee approved a bill to ban certain food additives linked to health issues, possibly making Oklahoma a leader in food safety regulations.

An Oklahoma teen named Oscar celebrated passing his driving exam by going to Toby Keith's restaurant, an event shared by Service Oklahoma, which offers a Sweet Sixteen Guarantee for driving tests.

A fire at the Lakeside Village Apartments in Oklahoma City displaced residents, including a new family to the area, with community support following the incident.

Rep. Brian Hill's HB 1776, allowing Oklahomans to display U.S. and state flags on vehicles, passed the House committee and is headed to the Government Oversight Committee.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1600, or the Lori Brand Patient Bill of Rights Act of 2025, advanced after a vote in the House Public Health Committee, aiming to establish patient rights in medical care.

Oklahoma City announces road closures on NW 10th Street, causing potential traffic disruptions; detours will be marked, with the city advising commuters to plan for delays.

Oklahoma State Rep. Andy Fugate sued Governor Kevin Stitt over an executive order requiring state workers to return to the office, arguing it oversteps legal authority and violates separation of powers.

A driver hit by a semi on I-40 in Newalla, Oklahoma, survived after reportedly driving into oncoming traffic intentionally. The individual is receiving hospital care.