Myles Davidson becomes the new Chairman of the Oklahoma Board of County Commissioners, a position he takes over immediately for 2025, with no opposition and unanimous support from peers.

Oklahoma schools cancel Monday classes due to severe winter weather, with some institutions moving to virtual learning and healthcare facilities adjusting their hours.

Yukon has adjusted its sanitation schedule due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with no trash collection on January 20 and services resuming the following day.

A man died after a home invasion in Edmond, Oklahoma; police are seeking two male suspects. The incident, involving gunshots, occurred on Pinnacle Lane.

AG Gentner Drummond criticized the DOJ's report on Oklahoma's mental health services, questioning its timing and the federal government's approach to reform.

Oklahoma's turnpike tolls have increased, affecting frequent drivers with an average hike of $0.01 per mile for PIKEPASS users and $0.07 for others to fund the state's infrastructure plan.

The search for 8-year-old Clara Robinson continues into its second week after she vanished during a Christmas Eve accident, with multiple agencies involved. Her father didn't survive, and the community is supporting the search and family.

Construction begins Jan 6, 2025, in downtown for the Broadway-Downtown ADA/Traffic Signal Improvement Project, causing lane closures and traffic adjustments.

A bus and truck collision in southeast Oklahoma City injured nine people, with six hospitalized. The cause remains unknown as authorities investigate.

The Oklahoma Attorney General ruled that the county is exempt from city zoning laws for building a new jail, clearing a hurdle amid a dispute with Oklahoma City.

The Oklahoma AG dismissed a criminal charge against an officer accused of using excessive force in an incident that caused serious injuries to a 71-year-old man.

A man is in critical condition after a two-vehicle crash in Oklahoma City, which also sent a family to the hospital. Police are investigating potential impairment and a traffic violation.

Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County failed to resolve a dispute over rezoning for a new jail and mental health facility, risking $40 million in federal funds.