Oklahoma City's workshop on federal HUD fund expenditure was canceled due to bad weather, but residents can still participate online, in a future meeting, or via email.

The 49th Annual Chili Supper Benefit, organized by Norman Police, Fire Department, and Cleveland County Sheriff, will be held on January 30 at Norman High School, supporting the Cleveland County Christmas Store.

Oklahoma City Municipal Court sessions for January 9 have been canceled due to expected severe weather, with all cases being automatically continued free of charge.

Oklahoma County commissioners dropped their lawsuit against Oklahoma City over jail site zoning after the state Attorney General signalled county immunity, but debate over the project's cost and location persists.

The NWS has extended a cold weather advisory in Oklahoma and northern Texas due to wind chills as low as -8°F, advising precautions against hypothermia.

Dashcam footage showed police in Moore executing a TVI to stop Kayla Cervantes after she fled a fentanyl buy setup. No injuries occurred, and Cervantes was charged with multiple offenses.

Gene Rainbolt, an influential Oklahoma businessman and philanthropist, has died at 95. Attorney General Gentner Drummond honored his legacy in banking, education, and charity.

A car hit a utility pole, caught fire, and caused traffic delays in NW Oklahoma City; occupants were unharmed.

The National Weather Service reports that Oklahoma City will experience chilly weather with gradual temperature changes and potential showers towards the weekend.

Vietnamese Americans in Oklahoma City are calling for justice after charges against Officer Joseph Gibson, involved in injuring 71-year-old Lich Vu, were dropped. The community plans to protest, feeling the decision erodes trust in law enforcement.

The Oklahoma City Council will consider an $875,000 settlement for the wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the 2020 police shooting of 15-year-old Stavian Rodriguez.

Yukon's Christmas in the Park is a drive-through light display event featuring over 5 million lights, available from the Saturday before Thanksgiving until New Year's Eve.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond dismissed assault charges against an OKC officer who injured a 71-year-old man, citing lack of criminal intent and adherence to training.