Oklahoma City Utilities is complying with the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule by notifying residents about the material of their water service lines and updating its database.

Oklahoma City officials are reminding residents that fireworks are banned due to safety concerns and dry conditions. A hotline is provided to report illegal use, emphasizing the need to keep 911 for emergencies.

Oklahoma City Police seek help to identify suspects in a major shoplifting incident at a local sporting goods store resulting in a loss of over $3,000 in goods.

Major highway projects in Tulsa cause detours and traffic delays, with ramp closures and lane reductions affecting travel. ODOT advises checking their website for updates.

The Choctaw Police Department Honor Guard presented colors at an OKC Thunder vs. 76ers game, expressing thanks on social media and inviting community support.

Oklahoma City reminds residents that fireworks are illegal within city limits and offers a hotline for reporting violations during New Year's Eve. Violators can face fines and jail time.

West 19th Avenue near South Country Club Road in Stillwater is closing for maintenance on December 29 for one week. Residents should plan alternate routes.

The NWS reports cold conditions in Oklahoma City, with temperatures starting at 25°F. Sunny skies with a high near 40 degrees are expected, and a steady temperature rise through the week.

Moore, Oklahoma, offers a free Christmas light show at The Station at Central Park until New Year's Day, with lights synchronized to music from 6-9:40 PM daily.

The ODOT has issued a traffic advisory for Oklahoma City, outlining road closures and lane reductions until 2026 due to various construction projects.

Moore, Oklahoma, introduces a special needs-friendly event on January 9 to make 'Winter Wreaths', requiring prior registration through their Facebook page or by phone.

Newcastle Oklahoma Police report an attempted home invasion on Christmas morning; suspects fled and remain unidentified, with public assistance requested.

The Oklahoma City Police Department warns residents about vehicle sale scams and recommends verifying titles and seller identity to avoid fraud, amid concerns about the new electronic titling system.