Oklahoma AG Drummond publicly criticizes Governor Stitt for favoring poultry interests over environmental health, referring to his actions in a lawsuit against Tyson Foods.

Yukon, Oklahoma, is undergoing infrastructure repairs, causing road closures and disruptions for residents and commuters. The city's government is working to reopen affected streets as soon as possible and thanks the community for their patience.

Spencer announces a new initiative for local students in design and clean energy, with registrations open for Rogers Middle School and Star Spencer High School attendees.

The Oklahoma City Utilities Department begins replacing an aging water storage tank on Dec 1, with expected construction-related disturbances but no water service impact.

A man named James Thomas was fatally shot in Newalla, Oklahoma, on Thanksgiving. Suspect Dustin Foley has been arrested; the investigation is ongoing.

The Cleveland County Health Department advises that toys with button or coin batteries need a secure closure opened only with a tool for child safety.

Oklahoma City Police share safety tips for holiday shopping, highlighting risks like "Jugging," advising to hide cash after withdrawal, lock valuables away, shop in groups, and prefer electronic payments to reduce theft.

The article reports the death of 18-year-old Maddix Kade Bias from Oklahoma City, who was killed by an impaired driver. His family is using social media to warn against DUI, sharing Maddix's story and the #EndDUI message to prevent similar tragedies.

The Oklahoma City Police Department offers Black Friday safety tips on their Facebook page, including parking in well-lit areas, hiding valuables, staying alert, keeping financial items secure, and shopping in groups.

Thanksgiving forecast in Oklahoma City starts cool at 36°F, warming to 55°F, with mild conditions. The next days bring increasing clouds, a chance of showers, and variable temperatures with gusty winds.

A Village Police officer is hospitalized with multiple injuries, receiving support from the community and other agencies, with details on the cause undisclosed.

Eight individuals in Oklahoma City pleaded guilty to a bank fraud conspiracy involving stolen checks and forged deposits, possibly facing up to 30 years in prison.

The OKC Police seek public help to understand an I-240 violent crime spree involving carjackings and the fatal shooting of the suspect. They urge witnesses to contact the Homicide Tip-Line.