Oklahoma City acknowledges the efforts of OKC Parks crew members who are cleaning out a mile-long canal, removing 3 million gallons of water and various items.

Johny Sandoval has been promoted to Animal Welfare Superintendent for Oklahoma City, recognized for his contributions to animal welfare and commitment to result-oriented leadership.

Choctaw Police officers humorously recounted on social media their unexpected task of corralling a loose cow, turning a routine night shift into a livestock adventure.

One man was fatally shot after an early morning dispute at a northeast Oklahoma City 7-Eleven; the shooter remains at large.

The Oklahoma House has filed 1,578 bills and 50 joint resolutions for the 2026 session, a decrease from last year's count, ahead of the January 15th deadline.

Moore, Oklahoma, opens registration for its Spring Co-Ed Adult Basketball League, with games on Fridays at The Station Recreation Center. Teams require at least two women, and the entry fee is $450.

Oklahoma City's Bricktown Canal is scheduled for cleaning starting January 20, as announced by the city parks department. The process involves draining, debris removal, and refilling, expected to last about three and a half weeks.

Norman, Oklahoma unveiled a sustainability-themed sculpture, HazMatt, at its new Household Hazardous Waste Facility, symbolizing environmental responsibility.

Lawton honors two citizens, Jeffrey Dorell with the True North Award for his role as a chemist ensuring water safety, and Felicia Maddox with the Citizen of the Month Award for her community service.

Lawton received a federal Safe Streets for All grant for improving road safety, focusing on a data-driven plan to identify high-risk areas and potentially upgrade infrastructure for all road users.

Moore, Oklahoma, announces Oasis Summer Day Camp details, taking place from May 26 to July 31, 2026, for children 5-12 years old, with varying fees for passholders and non-passholders.

Lawton City Council welcomed new members Kirby Brown and Tiffiney Dimery, with Allan Hampton starting a third term, followed by a tribute to outgoing councillors.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department has launched the Aluminum Cans for Burned Children program, urging residents to recycle cans at fire stations to support families with burned children.