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Oklahoma Governor Stitt criticizes delays in poultry settlements, potentially risking their success, and commends local advocates for their persistent efforts.
Oklahoma's House Civil Judiciary Committee has passed a bill to improve workers' compensation for first responders following stress-induced medical events.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Edmond police swept Santa Fe High School after a 911 caller claimed someone in a bathroom had firearms; officers found no weapons and said no credible threat existed.
Community & Society in ...
ODOT has issued traffic advisories for OKC indicating ongoing construction projects will disrupt roads through early 2026, including lane closures and narrowing for bridge repairs and replacements.
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A warm Friday gives way to late‑day storms and a wet Saturday. Expect heavy downpours, a hail risk and gusty winds Friday night into Saturday.
Oklahoma Senate approves "Rain's Law," enhancing drug awareness curriculum in schools with a focus on fentanyl dangers, inspired by a student's death from a laced pill.
OKCPD homicide detectives say new information solved a May 24, 2021 Bricktown double‑stabbing that left a 22‑year‑old dead; investigators implicated a man already in prison.
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Lawton is removing an unsafe bridge in Mattie Beal Park, converting it into a roadway. The project began on February 9 and will include drainage evaluations to prevent flooding.
Sunny and unseasonably warm Thursday, high near 70°F. Heavy rain and thunderstorms likely Friday night into Saturday with localized flooding possible.
Oklahoma City police released images of a man sought in a burglary near NW 5th and Shartel. Tipsters may be eligible for a cash reward.
Clear and mild Wednesday, then a soaking system arrives Friday night into Saturday. Heavy rain could cause ponding and localized flooding.
Wind Advisory through 3 p.m. Tuesday with gusts near 40 mph. Rain likely Friday–Saturday; some areas could see an inch or more.
Governor Kevin Stitt supports Expand Energy's decision to keep a workforce in Oklahoma despite its headquarters' relocation, and promotes business-friendly policies to attract companies.
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