Oklahoma's HB 1064, aimed at preventing corporate investment in residential homes, has passed the Banking committee and will face the Government Oversight committee next.

Moore police are searching for Eddie Pierce after he fled an attempted traffic stop; a passenger was detained and officers asked residents to avoid the area.

The City of Piedmont celebrated its workforce with the 4th Annual Employee Awards Banquet, recognizing employees' service, commitment, and exemplary performance.

OKC Utilities crews are repairing a 20-inch water main break on Memorial Road, affecting local traffic and water pressure, with repairs expected to finish by Feb. 11.

House Bill 3581 would make masking during riots a felony and raise penalties, after clearing a House committee. Supporters say it protects peaceful demonstrations; critics worry about free‑speech risks.

Oklahoma Governor comments on Expand Energy's decision to move its headquarters to Houston while pledging to maintain significant operations in the state. He emphasizes his commitment to improving the business climate in Oklahoma.

An Osage County man accepted a plea deal resolving multiple child‑sex charges that will lead to decades in state prison and financial penalties. Formal sentencing is pending.

Hearings at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Feb. 9 put two bills on track that would tighten rules for Oklahomans voting from abroad and delay voting by people with felony convictions.

A Marshall County lawsuit says Kingston Public Schools ignored a tradition of sexualized hazing that targeted freshman girls at a June 2024 basketball camp. The district denies the accusations as investigators and the DA review the case.

The Jones Fire Department is conducting hydrant tests, possibly causing discolored water or pressure changes; this is temporary and part of routine checks.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt discusses aligning higher education with workforce needs and proposes initiatives like tenure reform and apprenticeship expansion to prepare students for the job market.

Rep. Ross Ford filed HB 4103 to raise Oklahoma's homestead exemption to $2,315 and add five‑year CPI adjustments, with an effective date of Jan. 1, 2027.

An Oklahoma County judge revoked a suspended sentence and ordered an OKC man to five years behind bars after prosecutors said he repeatedly broke probation tied to a 2023 bar shooting.