Tornado warning issued for central Oklahoma counties, including imminent threats in Seminole, Lincoln, and Pottawatomie until 8:30 AM CST; residents are urged to seek shelter immediately.

Oklahoma City's mayoral election is on Feb. 10, with voter registration ending Jan. 16 and absentee ballot deadline on Jan. 26. Incumbent David Holt faces Matthew Pallares in a nonpartisan race. Early voting will be available on Feb. 5 and 6.

The Norman Fire Department warns of increased wildfire risk and urges residents to prepare and follow the City of Norman Burn Ordinance to prevent fires.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation advises drivers of temporary ramp closures on southbound I-35 and ongoing construction affecting multiple highways through 2026.

Oklahoma City Police seek public help to identify suspects in a nursery theft involving a stolen trailer, captured on low-quality images. Tips can be anonymous and may lead to a cash reward.

Norman, OK begins nighttime bridge maintenance on Robinson Street starting January 7, with lane closures from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., expected to end by January 12.

The Midwest City Fire Department has highlighted the importance of Rapid Intervention Team training on Facebook to rescue firefighters in distress during fires.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes a sunny start with a high of 53 degrees and partly cloudy evening with lows around 36 degrees, as provided by the National Weather Service.

The Oklahoma City Police are investigating a stabbing incident and have posted a surveillance video online seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect.

Tulsa residents and commuters will face construction delays due to multiple projects including US-75 bridge rehab and I-44/US-75 interchange improvements, with some lasting until 2028.

Oklahoma City Police are investigating after a deceased man was found at Lake Hefner, with no immediate signs of foul play according to preliminary observations.

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.