Oklahoma Governor Stitt signed an order for transparency in civil asset forfeitures, requiring detailed public reports to ensure respect for property rights.

Lawton Police Department proposed using Clearview AI to aid investigations and presented the tool's capabilities and privacy measures to the City Council, emphasizing responsible use and oversight.

Jones, Oklahoma, addresses waste collection backlog; double service for some; authorities urge adhering to regular schedule and thank residents for patience.

Police released images after a carjacking near NW Expressway and Rockwell; the victim’s girlfriend and child were inside but unharmed.

The article discusses the recognition of Lawton's Stormwater and Solid Waste Divisions and community group Ellipsis by the City Council for their successful clean-up efforts, which included a significant amount of debris removal.

Le Parisien, the Midtown French bistro that opened in December, earned a spot on local best-new lists; critics praise its Parisienne gnocchi and escargot.

An Oklahoma City addiction doctor warns gas‑station energy supplements can contain mitragynine derivatives such as 7‑OH and MGM‑15, compounds tied to rapid dependence and hard withdrawals.

A large leak iced over the lower half of a Lake Hefner water tower on Wednesday; crews and city utilities are investigating and parkgoers were urged to keep away.

Norman residents can vote on five propositions on April 7th regarding street maintenance, tourism taxes, City Charter revisions, and a permanent shelter. Voter registration closes on March 13th.

Rep. Cody Maynard filed HB 3546 to bar AI from legal personhood in Oklahoma; the proposal is part of a three‑bill package that also curbs state AI use and restricts AI companions for minors.

Competing bills, tribal compacts and the governor's rival plan leave Oklahoma's sports‑betting push uncertain as the Feb. 2 legislative session opens. Negotiators face narrow deadlines and big policy questions.

Oklahoma City announces temporary closure of several indoor recreational facilities on January 27, while outdoor parks remain open with regular hours, except for Martin Park Nature Center.

Oklahoma City delays trash and recycling pickup due to poor road conditions, rescheduling Tuesday collections for Saturday, Jan. 31, and Monday collections for Jan. 28. Safety concerns for crews and residents are cited.