Streetcar service in Oklahoma City will pause from Sept. 22 to Oct. 21 for demolition at the former Myriad Convention Center, with a bus shuttle as a temporary substitute.

Oklahoma City Municipal Court warns of a phone scam where fraudsters, impersonating court staff, use caller ID spoofing to demand payment for outstanding tickets, threatening jail time.

A stolen moped incident in Tulsa led to an arrest after police tracked the vehicle using an AirTag and conducted an aerial chase. The suspect, Derrius Luna, claimed he was unaware the moped was stolen.

Councilwoman Sherene Williams has initiated a beautification project in Ward 7, Lawton, focusing on helping the elderly maintain their homes, with local volunteers and funding supporting the effort.

Oklahoma City forecasts a mix of weather, including showers, thunderstorms, and highs in the upper 80s, with varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Governor Stitt appointed Donelle Harder as Secretary of State and Dustin Hillary as Senior Advisor in Oklahoma, with Senate Pro Tem Paxton approving their private sector experience.

"Bolt Tower," a 72-foot sculpture by Jenny Sabin Studio, has been unveiled at OKC Fair Park, celebrating its history and becoming a new interactive landmark for visitors.

Traffic signals are down at an intersection in Tulsa, turning it into a four-way stop and causing delays. Repair estimates are unavailable; drivers should be cautious.

Taron Epps has been sworn in as a Lawton City Council member, bringing military experience and community engagement to the role.

Local high schooler Christopher Hilz was honored by Mayor Stan Booker with a Mayoral Citation for his community service and leadership, including creating an ADA-compliant gazebo.

Oklahoma City forecast shows sunny skies with temperatures rising to the low 90s and lows in the 70s, with a mix of sun and clouds expected for the weekend.

Lawton's Open Streets Committee prepares a downtown pedestrian event to promote community health and engagement with activities planned for September 20, 2025.

Edmond voters will decide on renewing two sales tax measures for city finances in November: a one-cent general fund tax and a ½-cent capital improvement tax.