Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond challenges the accuracy of Governor Stitt's budget projections, advocating for increased legislative oversight to ensure fiscal honesty and transparency.

An officer-involved shooting in Oklahoma City resulted in one suspect dead and three wounded, including a police officer. The incident is under investigation.

A traffic accident in Oklahoma City caused a traffic light to fail, necessitating police traffic direction. Details of injuries and the involved drivers are limited. Further delays expected due to repairs.

Cleveland County Commissioners allocated $475,000 from the American Rescue Plan to nonprofit programs addressing substance abuse and youth homelessness, including funds for Hope Center Ministries and Bridges of Moore's new housing project.

Kevin Ray Underwood was executed in Oklahoma for the 2006 murder of 10-year-old Jamie Rose Bolin, despite raising mental health issues in his defense.

Oklahoma legislator Anthony Moore has introduced a bill to create a state-exclusive college athletic conference, aiming to give student athletes more academic time and reduce university costs.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt issues Executive Order 2024-29, requiring all full-time state employees to return to in-office work by February 2025, citing efficiency and accountability. Exceptions will be considered for certain roles or space issues.

An 18-year-old is arrested after the recovery of four stolen horses in Oklahoma City, with further arrests possible.

The Whittier Recreation Center in Norman is closed due to mold found during repairs. No mold is in the gym or game room, and alternative after-school care is provided at Whittier Middle School.

State Senator Carri Hicks has introduced the "Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Act" to provide tuition assistance for service members seeking professional licenses or certifications.

The Oklahoma City Utilities Department shares guidelines on what holiday items can be recycled, distinguishing between recyclable "Nice" items and non-recyclable "Naughty" items.

Oklahoma schools, like Moore and Yukon High School, were placed on lockdown due to a series of hoax threats, part of a suspected nationwide effort, causing police sweeps and no credible danger found.

Oklahoma City is forecasted to have a mostly sunny day with a high of 68°F, but potential thunderstorms and showers are expected later in the evening.