A sculpture of Charles G. "Gristmill" Jones was unveiled in Oklahoma City, honoring the pioneer's contributions to the area's development and leadership.

Sunny weather is expected in Oklahoma City, with a weekend high near 93 degrees and mild winds, but the forecast indicates showers and storms from Monday onward.

Tulsa City Council approves a $6 million plan to house 300 homeless individuals and provide supportive services. The initiative is part of a broader effort to eradicate homelessness by 2030.

Governor Stitt files an emergency petition to address a public safety crisis in Tulsa over the enforcement of laws against tribal members, challenging a settlement with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.

Oklahoma City offers free workshop on code enforcement and neighborhood beautification, with City staff available to answer questions and provide guidance on October 16.

Okemah, Oklahoma temporarily relies on the Attorney General's office for law enforcement after the police chief and four officers depart. The AG steps in to ensure local safety and order.

Stillwater Police Department urges everyone to call 911 directly during emergencies for faster assistance, distinguishing this from non-emergency situations where a different number should be used.

Oklahoma City woman, Natasha Allmon, pleads guilty to health care fraud, facing up to 10 years in prison for billing false claims totaling $1.4 million.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation announces roadwork affecting highways and ramps in Oklahoma City, with closures and narrowing leading to potential delays.

Rep. Ty Burns criticized the OSSAA for prioritizing bureaucracy over students following the board's rejection of an eligibility appeal and hardship request. Burns calls for reform, citing a lack of accountability.

The City of Lawton is accepting applications for its 2025 Elk Hunt until September 12, with the drawing on September 17 and hunts scheduled for October and December.

A court victory for Oklahoma AG Drummond led to the removal of the endangered species status for the lesser prairie chicken, impacting local agriculture and energy sectors.

The article discusses numerous highway construction projects in Oklahoma, affecting Interstate 35, SH-66/US-81, SH-9, I-40, I-44, SH-37, SH-9E, SH-4, Garth Brooks Blvd., and US-270, causing lane reductions and closures through 2025-2026.