Senator Darcy Jech attended the launch of new facilities at OSU's College of Veterinary Medicine, highlighting the project's impact on education and rural areas, backed by a $250 million state investment.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office held a ceremony where Sheriff Amason presented Deputy Jordan Pyle's service weapon to her father in a tribute to her legacy and service.

A woman in Tulsa found a man asleep on her sofa in a bizarre break-in; police arrested Tracy Davis for Breaking and Entering and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.

Former school payroll official Kim Weinrich has been sentenced to 18 months for wire fraud and filing a false tax return, stealing $470,000 from Mustang Public Schools.

Oklahoma's Superintendent plans to replace state tests with local benchmarks in Math and ELA for grades 3–8 by 2025-2026, following stakeholder feedback.

A Guatemalan man faces federal charges for assaulting an ICE officer after evading a traffic stop in August 2025 and ramming a car during an ICE operation.

The 20th Annual Tinker and the Primes Conference was held in Midwest City, with Senator Brenda Stanley hosting and emphasizing the importance of collaboration in defense and aerospace.

Kaziya Penn, 20, was arrested following a non-fatal shooting of a 14-year-old boy at Scissortail Park in Oklahoma City on the night the Thunder won the NBA Finals.

Oklahoma drivers face traffic disruptions from roadworks, with lane closures and ramp shutdowns, particularly on I-35 and I-40, leading to altered traffic flow through 2025 as the state upgrades infrastructure.

Norman receives the GFOA's top financial reporting honor for its 2024 report, highlighting transparency and accountability.

Heather McDowell is appointed as EEDA's new Executive Director. Her background includes leadership roles across Oklahoma, with a notable tenure at Port Muskogee. She starts in September 2025.

Oklahoma City drivers face closures and lane reductions due to ongoing construction, with significant traffic changes on I-35, I-44, and SH-9W through 2025 and beyond.

NobleReach™ Foundation will send three 2025 Scholars to the Oklahoma City Office of Innovation to aid in technological development using their data science and business innovation skills.