Oklahoma City anticipates a hot week with mid-90s temperatures and possible high heat indices; a slight chance of morning showers might offer brief relief.

Senator Carri Hicks receives the Friend of Young Children Award from OKAEYC for her advocacy in early childhood education and health policies in Oklahoma.

Norman, Oklahoma, is seeking proposals to update its development codes in alignment with the AIM Norman plan, with a focus on urban planning, natural resource protection, and preparing for population growth.

Norman is updating its CNG station. The city will replace old compressors starting July 21, 2025, expecting service interruptions until August 29, 2025. The project, funded by ACOG, will cost $1.42 million.

Oklahoma state park restaurants, after a closure due to payment issues, are reopening following an agreement between OTRD and Lookout Kitchen. Lake Murray State Park starts first, with others to follow.

A man involved in a standoff with police in Moore after reportedly firing shots and injuring a dog is detained; he may have been in a mental health crisis. The dog is expected to be okay.

An Edmond teen with autism who disappeared near Mitch Park has been located safe. Authorities and community members had been actively searching since the teen was reported missing.

Free car seat check event in Noble, Oklahoma, offers installation guidance and free seats for eligible families, taking place at the Pioneer Library on July 16th.

Oklahoma City's weather is expected to be variable with chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs in the 80s to low 90s, and partly cloudy nights with mild temperatures.

Oklahoma City Task Force 1 is working through the devastation caused by catastrophic floods in Central Texas, with the area's enormity presenting a significant challenge. They collaborate with Colorado-TF1 to aid the affected communities.

Edmond's 15th Street railroad crossing is closing for repairs on July 14, with detours planned for a five-day work period managed by the Public Works department and BNSF.

Oklahoma's Education Department partners with PragerU to create an "America First" assessment for teachers from states with progressive education policies.

A water main burst in Oklahoma City caused a decrease in water pressure and the closure of May Avenue, with repairs anticipated to be completed by evening.