The National Weather Service reports a sunny day in Oklahoma City with a high of 48 degrees and gusty winds, followed by clear nights and gradually warmer days, reaching up to 61 degrees by Tuesday.

Oklahoma House Speaker-Elect Kyle Hilbert has announced a restructured committee system aimed at improving legislative scrutiny, including both standard and oversight committees.

The Oklahoma City Police are seeking a man with tattoos who stole a $4,500 necklace from a jewelry store, urging witnesses with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

Two people were hospitalized after a shooting in Oklahoma City's Bricktown. Police are investigating the incident, with no clear motive or suspects yet.

A Blanchard elementary student fired an SRO's gun on the playground without injuries; an investigation is underway to review safety protocols and equipment.

Derrick Leron Jordan was arrested following a Del City shooting that left Tony Ganther dead. Jordan faces charges including first-degree murder and is held on $10 million bond.

Deputies in Oklahoma and Georgia found emaciated dogs abandoned during evictions. The dogs were severely malnourished and received care from animal services. Cases highlight pet neglect during owner crises.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a bank robbery at a Chase bank where a suspect handed a note to a teller, escaped with money, and remains at large. No injuries were reported.

Frederick Douglass Avenue near the Willa D. Johnson Recreation Center in Oklahoma City will be closed for construction, affecting traffic but not access to nearby facilities.

Oklahoma City firefighters responded to multiple house fires early Wednesday morning, with no reported injuries. Causes of the fires remain under investigation.

A McAlester resident pled guilty to felony assault with a dangerous weapon, a case resulting from the cooperation between local and federal agencies. Sentencing awaits a presentence report.

Inmate Bryan Tewanema was convicted for possessing a "shank" at the Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma City, as detailed by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A boil order is in effect in Stratford, Oklahoma, due to E. coli found in the water supply, with residents advised to boil water or use bottled alternatives.