Oklahoma Sen. Bullard advances a bill with unanimous committee support for a $500 million investment in water and wastewater infrastructure to prevent crises like Flint's.

Oklahoma's Governor Stitt announces an immigration enforcement agreement to collaborate with federal authorities, reflecting President Trump's secure border goals.

Rep. Brian Hill's updated Successful Adulthood Act, HB 2361, which aids Oklahomans exiting foster care, received committee approval, adding provisions for smoother transitions with essential documents and health information.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi approved the transfer of death row inmate George John Hanson to Oklahoma for execution, at the request of Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond.

Oklahoma's Senate Health and Human Services Committee approves Senator Dossett's bill to expand TANF eligibility by allowing some child support income to be disregarded.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1305 proposes mandatory financial literacy workshops for student athletes involved in NIL contracts, covering budgeting, taxes, contracts, and entrepreneurship.

A suspect, wanted for felony burglary and robbery, was apprehended following a vehicle chase and crash in Oklahoma County. No injuries were reported, and details about the suspect's identity remain undisclosed.

Oklahoma's Attorney General leads a coalition questioning major asset managers about the risks involved in Chinese investments and potential misrepresentations to investors.

Lawton high school students in the AIM Program visited the City's Public Safety Center to explore careers in public safety and gain insights from police and fire department professionals.

Oklahoma Senator George Burns has introduced a bill, SB 124, to exclude locally made firearm suppressors from federal regulations, by marking them "Made in Oklahoma."

Guatemalan national Gustavo Gordillo is charged with transporting, distributing, and possessing child pornography, following an investigation by Homeland Security and Oklahoma City Police.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is preparing to deliver his State of the State address, focusing on tax cuts, education, budget discipline, and immigration policies.

Norwood, a felon previously convicted for drug-related crimes, was sentenced to six years for illegal firearm possession.