Oklahoma City crews are repairing a 20-inch water main, causing lane closures on N Pennsylvania Ave between NW 12th and 13th Streets, with detours in place.

Oklahoma House updates its budget transparency portal to provide detailed views of state agency budgets for the upcoming fiscal year, enhancing public insight into the allocation of tax dollars.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond has initiated an audit of the State Department of Education following fiscal mismanagement allegations during Ryan Walters' tenure.

The FAA Academy in Oklahoma City faces operational challenges as a federal government shutdown looms, potentially impacting training and furloughing employees.

The Tulsa Police arrested Charles Huttenmaier for a series of burglaries after catching him atop a train car; over $35,000 worth of stolen goods were linked to him.

Tulsa Police arrested Jocquan Jordan for the fatal shooting of Roderick Teague after a two-day manhunt, thanks to witness cooperation and a $1 million bond.

AG Gentner Drummond advocates for jams on cell phones in prisons, backed by 21 other attorneys general, requesting the FCC to change current policies to stop inmates' illicit communications.

Rep. Mark Lepak is leading a study on the Secure Oklahoma Now report, prompted by Charlie Kirk's assassination, to assess security measures at public gatherings.

Multiple highway construction projects in Tulsa cause lane closures and detours, affecting US-75, I-244, SH-51, I-44, and SH-97 through various dates up to 2028.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of pleasant weather in Oklahoma City with sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, highs in the mid-80s, and mild evenings.

Detention officers Jaycob Willis and Mallory Balmer from Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office were commended for saving a driver from a train collision after her car crashed in Norman, OK.

The Oklahoma mental health system is struggling to comply with a class-action lawsuit settlement, remaining inadequate in providing court-ordered services to pretrial defendants.

Extensive roadworks in Tulsa, including closures and lane reductions on US-75, I-244, SH-51, and I-44, are causing traffic disruptions, with multiple projects set to conclude between 2025 and 2028.