The Oklahoma Senate passed two bills, SB 991 and SB 942, aimed at combating antisemitism in schools and establishing clear definitions and policies to address discrimination against Jewish students.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill to create a gold and silver depository, potentially allowing citizens to use these metals as spendable assets with a specialized card.

The Oklahoma House passed Bill 1380 to reduce insulin costs, now heading to the Senate. The bill aims to make insulin affordable and accessible, reflecting Rep. Dempsey's own experiences with diabetes.

Lawton intersection at SW Ard and Lee Blvd to close from March 24 to April 7, 2025, for sewer main work, requiring commuters to find alternative routes.

Oklahoma City earns top bond ratings from Moody's and S&P for the 17th consecutive year, highlighting its strong fiscal health and economic management.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes increasing clouds and high of 68°F today, with winds up to 34 mph. Clearing skies tonight lead to a cooler 45°F. Sunny and warmer days ahead, with potential showers and thunderstorms starting Tuesday night.

President Trump signs an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, prompting strong criticism from Senate Democrats, including concerns about impacts on student learning and civil rights.

Oklahoma Senate Education leaders support Trump's order to return education control to states, aiming to promote local innovation and reduce federal bureaucracy.

Oklahoma emergency services and charities host resource center on March 24 to aid wildfire victims, offering financial help, supplies, and health services.

The Midwest Boulevard bridge in Oklahoma, under construction since its demolition last year, nears completion and is expected to open by summer's end, funded by the ARPA.

Inmate Joseph Butler, 34, was convicted of committing aggravated sexual abuse at the FTC in Oklahoma City, facing a potential life sentence and a $250,000 fine.

The Oklahoma Senate passed Senate Bill 841, the Strong Readers Act, to enhance literacy education and address reading proficiency, with focus on research-based instruction and dyslexia identification.

The Oklahoma Senate passed SB 490 to update NIL rights, allowing revenue-sharing for student athletes and imposing a $20.5 million cap per institution on compensation.