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.

Exploratory work continues on the US-70 Roosevelt Bridge over Lake Texoma through February, with minimal traffic disruptions expected, as per the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.

Oklahoma's Speaker of the House Kyle Hilbert introduces HB 4420 to improve early literacy, focusing on reading proficiency by third grade through science-based instruction and community involvement.

Oklahoma Rep. Andy Fugate proposes House Joint Resolution 1048 to strengthen initiative petition rights, requiring public vote on legislative changes to the process.

Oklahoma Attorney General approves the denial of clemency for convicted murderer Kendrick Simpson by the Pardon and Parole Board, supporting his scheduled execution.

Moore, Oklahoma, introduces Fit Kids fitness classes for 7-12-year-olds, with sessions on Wednesdays at 5 PM starting January 14, 2026. Parents can join, costs are $20/month or free for Passholders.

Norman Police seek public help in identifying a man who allegedly displayed a firearm during a larceny at Atwoods on January 3. They urge tip-offs to Norman Crime Stoppers.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department expressed gratitude to law enforcement on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, highlighting their daily collaboration and shared commitment to community safety in a Facebook post.

Lawton reminds the public to remove holiday decorations from Highland Cemetery graves by February 9, 2026, as the grounds crew will clear all remaining items after this date.

Oklahoma City invites public input on federal HUD fund usage, hosting workshops to shape the 2026-2027 Action Plan for housing, development, and services for the homeless.