The Boys From Oklahoma concert series, featuring Cross Canadian Ragweed and Turnpike Troubadours, will return to Stillwater at Boone Pickens Stadium on April 11, 2026.

Oklahoma expands the Sarah Stitt Act under HB2364 to help inmates obtain IDs for employment post-release, aiming to reduce recidivism and support reentry into society.

Edmond's intersection at Danforth Road and Kelly Avenue is undergoing a $9 million improvement project to enhance traffic flow and safety, with construction starting September 8.

K9 Murphy, trained in electronic storage detection, joins Norman Police to aid in cybercrime cases, becoming the first such dog in the Oklahoma City metro.

Tulsa Police engaged with kids at the "Coloring with a Cop" event at McDonald's, fostering community relations through coloring books and conversation.

A man in Tulsa surrendered to police after a standoff involving threats, barricading himself, and authorities using gas irritants. He accidentally shot himself non-fatally and was hospitalized. No other injuries were reported.

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.