Oklahoma's House Government Oversight Committee advanced a bill to align school board elections with general elections to potentially increase voter turnout and save costs.

Oklahoma may soon create its own health care marketplace and change child custody laws, with two bills from Rep. Tedford progressing in the legislature.

Oklahoma is advancing anti-Semitism legislation, led by Senator Kristen Thompson, with two bills aiming to define and address hate in universities passing Senate committees.

The OKANA Resort and Waterpark opens in Oklahoma City, with projections suggesting it will boost the local economy by $1 billion over ten years. The resort features various attractions and aims to transform the city into a key tourist destination.

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare waives dog adoption fees for a day amid overpopulation and severe weather, offering spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated dogs for adoption.

Oklahoma House Bill 2369, or the Marissa Murrow Act, calls for tighter alcohol service regulations at event venues to combat drunk driving, requiring special licensing and training for bartenders.

Sean Karl Hill has been appointed associate district judge of Oklahoma's Fourth Judicial District by Governor Kevin Stitt, recognizing his extensive legal experience.

Oklahoma City has delayed trash and recycling collections due to bad weather, rescheduling Tuesday pickups for Saturday. Bulky item collection will also pause, resuming later in the week.

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.