Oklahoma City's forecast includes sunny skies and highs of 52 degrees, with stronger winds at night and a weekend of mixed clouds and sun, with chances of rain increasing midweek.

Tom Gann criticizes the bankruptcy of electric vehicle startup CANOO as a failure of government economic intervention and corporate welfare, advocating for fiscal responsibility.

The Norman Fire Department enhanced its fleet with two 3,000-gallon tankers and pumper tankers, using funds from the Public Safety Sales Tax to improve firefighting in areas without hydrants.

A free Pecan Pest Management Workshop in Shawnee will provide knowledge and continuing education units for pesticide applicators on Feb. 20 at Gordon Cooper Technology Center.

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters is suing the federal government for $474 million, claiming that President Biden's immigration policies have overburdened state schools.

A fire broke out in a northwest Oklahoma City home early Wednesday; no injuries were reported as the house was empty, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Jerome Ersland's commutation request was denied by the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board, despite his poor health and claims regarding changes in the state's Stand Your Ground law.

Oklahoma City is urging residents to report potholes for National Pothole Day on Jan. 15 through various communication methods, as part of a community engagement initiative.

Oklahoma City is holding its nonpartisan City Council elections for Wards 3 and 7 on February 11th, with free public transportation available for voters.

Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke discussed the findings of a lengthy Justice Department report on the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, highlighting the systematic attack on the Black community of Greenwood.

Kristina Rorrer, a dispatcher in Lawton, Oklahoma, earned recognition for superbly handling over 10,000 calls at the city's 911 dispatch center in 2024.

Oklahoma County Detention Center CEO Brandi Garner announced her resignation, effective February 7th, after a tough period for the jail, citing personal priorities.

An Oklahoma man pleaded guilty to leading a $9.4 million Ponzi scheme through his cryptocurrency firm, Wolf Capital Crypto Trading LLC, defrauding thousands of investors.