Oklahoma state Democrats highlight the severity of the federal SNAP funding suspension, stressing its impact on vulnerable populations, including the elderly and children, ahead of Thanksgiving.

Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton urges the Legislative Compensation Board to reconsider their decision not to raise pay for all legislators after only increasing leadership salaries.

Norman conducts smoke tests on its sewer system, affecting less than 100 homes to find defects and improper connections, with no expected disruptions or home entry.

Oklahoma food trucks now have a streamlined permitting process for propane use, with a single permit required from OLPGA, thanks to a bill sponsored by Rep. Scott Fetgatter.

Brookhaven Park hosted a community event with bounce houses and food trucks, attended by families, neighbors, and law enforcement, who offered safety tips and engaged in community building.

Lawton celebrates the one-year success of Stream Clean Saturday, removing over 7,000 pounds of debris from local waterways. The community is invited to clean Numu Creek on October 18.

Oklahoma lawmakers are investigating the sharp rise in homeowner insurance rates, revealing flaws in insurance oversight and a lack of competition among providers.

Rep. Blancett led a study on dark money in Oklahoma elections, seeking to enhance campaign finance transparency and address concerns about undisclosed funding sources in politics.

The NWS forecasts pleasant autumn weather for Oklahoma City, with clear skies and mild temperatures, though a chance of showers is expected by Friday night.

Welfare check led to a 17-hour standoff, two arrests, and the discovery of a dead body in Pottawatomie County.

Quail Springs Mall in Oklahoma City was evacuated after a reported bomb threat, with an orderly evacuation overseen by police. No threat was found after a thorough search, and the mall reopened later. The investigation continues.

Mother and daughter hit by a truck during a fight on a highway in Pushmataha County, resulting in the daughter's death and the mother's serious injuries.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office, aided by the FBI, prevented a school shooting planned by a juvenile from Tecumseh Public Schools, who confessed to the crime.