The National Weather Service forecasts clear and pleasant weather for Oklahoma City with highs in the low 80s and no hazardous conditions expected for the upcoming week.

The forecast for Oklahoma City from the National Weather Service predicts clear skies, a high of 82 today, and calm conditions lasting through the weekend.

Kou Yang was arrested in Stillwater for possessing 75 pounds of DMT, with further seizure of 53 pounds from his home, continuing his history of drug offenses.

Emmanuel Littlejohn, an Oklahoma death row inmate, appeals to Governor Stitt for clemency before his execution, with support from his mother, advocates, and over 10,000 petitioners.

City of Norman employees engage in activities like contests and raffles for the annual United Way campaign, with efforts aiding over 80,000 people and reinforcing Norman's status as a top contributor.

The Oklahoma City Zoo welcomes a new Indian rhino, Mohan, from the Buffalo Zoo to enhance its breeding program and contribute to species survival efforts.

The OKCPS Superintendent addressed a surge in hoax threats and OKC Police are investigating. Officials suggest legal penalties may increase and emphasize the seriousness of these threats.

A fire in Logan County contained by multiple crews led to one firefighter hospitalized for heat exhaustion and an empty mobile home destroyed. The cause remains undetermined.

The NWS has issued a Heat Advisory for Norman, Oklahoma, with a high of 98 degrees and heat index values up to 107. A temporary relief is expected tonight, but high temperatures will persist over the weekend with potential storms on Sunday.

The Oklahoma City Police Department seeks public help in identifying a woman who assaulted a gas station clerk over gas price signage. They released footage showing the suspect with a leopard print hat, blue sweater, and a scar on her left cheek.

A semi truck fire on I-40 near Shawnee caused a grass fire and traffic delays, with no injuries reported. Additional incidents and construction in the area further affected traffic.

Oklahoma officials, led by Governor Stitt, removed over 453,000 ineligible voter registrations to maintain accurate voting records and enhance election integrity.

Norman City Council approves the development of a $1 billion entertainment district, including a new OU arena.