The NWS has issued a winter storm warning for parts of Oklahoma and Texas, forecasting heavy snow, sleet, and dangerous wind chills until noon Sunday. Travel is advised against due to health risks from extreme cold.

Oklahoma Rep. Hardin proposed two bills: one to protect gun manufacturers from liability and another to deregulate raw milk sales. Both bills are set for review in the legislative session.

Oklahoma Sen. Gollihare sponsors bill to protect worship services from disruptions; SB 743 could impose fines, jail time for offenders while respecting free speech rights.

Norman Animal Welfare Oversight Committee is accepting nominations for an award honoring volunteer contributions to animal welfare, named after Erica Loftis. Deadline for nominations is March 6, 2026.

Rep. David Hardin expressed disappointment after a court denied a stay in the Illinois River Watershed lawsuit, which affects Oklahoma poultry farmers. He appreciated the AG's community engagement and stressed the lawsuit's potential economic impact.

The Station Recreation Center is hosting a Valentine Cookie Decorating Class on February 11, where attendees can learn cookie decorating from a professional artist.

Rep. Jim Shaw of Oklahoma has introduced a series of bills focusing on local governance and accountability, aiming to increase residents' influence, limit state power, and ensure fiscal responsibility.

Three bodies were found under suspicious circumstances in an Oklahoma City apartment, with no clear cause of death or timeline established yet. Police are investigating.

Choctaw Police Officer Travis O’Daniel received the OG&E Safety Partner Award for his community safety efforts, including volunteer work at the Choctaw Senior Citizens Center.

Midwest City's annual Daddy Daughter Dance, "A Night in Wonderland," will offer a storybook-themed evening for fathers and daughters on February 21 at the Nick Harroz Community Center.

Edmond Fire Department command staff met the new Superintendent of Edmond Public Schools, Dr. Josh Delich, to discuss collaboration and community safety.

Norman, Oklahoma, unveils "HazMatt," a public art sculpture made from recycled dumpsters and waste, at the opening of their new Household Hazardous Waste Facility.

Tulsa city facilities close for MLK Day; refuse collection continues, but yard waste pickup adjusts. Essential services remain operational, and recreational amenities like golf courses and the zoo stay open.