The Oklahoma House passed the Terry Peach Watershed Restoration Act, House Bill 2162, to restore watersheds, remove invasive species, and prevent wildfires, pending a $10 million budget approval.

The Oklahoma Senate passed a resolution to honor over 33,000 state employees, acknowledging their dedication and remembering those lost in duty, including Jaden Jackson from ODOT.

Oklahoma House passes the "Fighting Chance for Firefighters Act" to extend health benefits to firefighters, including cancer screenings, acknowledging their increased cancer risk.

NWS predicts showers and a high of 44°F for Oklahoma City, with a 90% chance of rain and wind gusts up to 20 mph. Evening showers expected before clearer, warmer days ahead.

Oklahoma Rep. Justin Humphrey requests President Trump's intervention following an ATF raid he considers an overreach against a local preacher and business owner.

The Oklahoma Senate unanimously passed Senate Bill 541, targeting repeat domestic violence offenders with stricter penalties and aiming to protect vulnerable individuals.

Senate Bill 1027, aiming to enhance transparency and inclusiveness in Oklahoma's initiative petition process, advances through the Senate Judiciary Committee.

OKC Police responded to an attack in a parking lot, arrested Julian Rodriguez for the assault of Alisha Spencer, who later died, prompting a murder charge. The case is the city's 10th homicide in 2025.

The Lawton Trash Off event, scheduled for April 5, 2025, encourages residents to dispose of waste and supports the Kids First initiative for a cleaner environment.

Senator Mark Mann criticizes the Trump administration's plan to list the Oklahoma City Federal Building, significant for the 1995 bombing, as disposable ahead of its 30th anniversary.

The Oklahoma House passed the Commercial Solar Facility Decommissioning Act requiring solar companies to bear costs of decommissioning solar facilities.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 912 seeks to restructure the state's aerospace sector, integrating OSIDA into the new ODAA, aiming to improve the space industry's development and regulatory environment.

Oak Creek Public Library hosts a Character Championship where participants submit brackets to predict the winner among characters for prizes by March 17.