Sen. Carri Hicks secured Senate approval in Oklahoma for rWGS for critically ill infants on Medicaid, aiming to improve pediatric health care and rare disease diagnosis.

Senator Carri Hicks was named the 2025 Oklahoma Legislator of the Year for her work aiding National Guard members' education through the Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Act.

A Texas man was sentenced to over 17 years for trying to conduct sexual acts with a minor in Oklahoma after meeting online and lying about his age. He was caught and confessed, leading to his sentence plus 5 years supervised release.

Broken Arrow prepares for the third Oklahoma Memorial Trail Ruck-Off, a weighted ruck march to honor veterans, including Korean War veteran Major Clarence Oliver.

The Oklahoma House has designated the last week of September as Frontotemporal Dementia Awareness Week to highlight the condition's impact on families.

Oklahoma's HB 1910, promoting urban agriculture, has passed the Senate and awaits the governor's signature. The bill, led by Sen. Nice and Rep. Alonso-Sandoval, aims to boost local food production and sustainability in urban areas.

Oklahoma's legislature passed a bill requiring accurate labeling of plant-based and insect-derived foods as not meat, awaiting the governor's signature.

A woman died and several were injured in a collision on Interstate 44 in Oklahoma City. The incident led to the closure of westbound lanes at Western Avenue.

Tulsa closes Mohawk Park and zoo due to heavy rain; city services operate normally, with officials monitoring for floods and urging driver caution. Residents are advised to learn siren tones and maintain emergency communication methods.

The NWS has issued a flood watch for Oklahoma City, warning of potential flooding due to heavy rainfall expected through Friday afternoon in multiple counties.

LOFT has reported a $27.4 million unexplained shortfall in the budget of the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health, highlighting persistent fiscal issues and prompting a search for a new CFO.

The Oklahoma City Police Department announced the safe return of Linda Ingram, a 77-year-old with medical issues, who had been missing since last night.

Oklahoma City faces a week of showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures around 70°F to 80°F, as reported by the National Weather Service.