The National Weather Service forecasts a warm, sunny day for Oklahoma City and North Texas, with highs of 93 degrees, mild winds, and cooler evening temperatures. The clear weather is expected to continue through Columbus Day.

Rep. Erick Harris led a study examining Oklahoma's Judicial Nomination Commission, discussing reforms and the state's judicial selection process with officials and members of the judiciary.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Oklahoma City, with potential fire weather conditions due to low humidity.

Oklahoma City's Dogtober Festival returns on October 19 at Earlywine Park, offering a range of pet activities and adoption opportunities for dogs and cats.

Norman's Division of Environmental Resilience and Sustainability is hosting cleanup events with local students and community agencies on October 20, 26, and 27, 2024.

Norman Police seek help to identify purse theft suspects who targeted an elderly employee. They request information via Crime Stoppers at 405-366-STOP or online.

Sheboygan police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who severely injured a 60-year-old female cyclist. The incident occurred on October 6, and authorities are seeking public assistance.

Oklahoma's Department of Education updated its RFP for supplying Bibles to schools, ensuring fairness and transparency after critiques of initial criteria.

Oklahoma City Police will increase patrols in Bricktown after a violent weekend that included a stabbing and shootings, with a curfew enforced for minors.

The University of Oklahoma received $4.8 million to develop a non-toxic aerospace primer without chromium, aiming to improve safety and environmental impact.

Michael Pullin was arrested in Norman, Oklahoma, on charges related to possession and distribution of child pornography.

Oklahoma City will see a week of sunny weather, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s. NWS Norman warns of increased fire risk towards the weekend due to hot, dry conditions.

Oklahoma City faces an Air Quality Alert due to high ozone levels, impacting those with heart or respiratory issues. Residents are urged to reduce driving and fuel use. Additionally, elevated fire weather conditions are expected in northern Oklahoma.