The Oklahoma State Department of Education is investigating teachers and schools for inappropriate comments and actions following political commentator Charlie Kirk's assassination, with dozens implicated in misconduct.

Oklahoma City can expect scattered showers and thunderstorms through early week, cooler temps by midweek, and mostly sunny skies toward the weekend.

Oklahoma Senator Dusty Deevers mourns the death of conservative figure Charlie Kirk and supports legislation for "Charlie Kirk Free Speech Day" and memorials on campuses to honor his legacy.

Oklahoma City's weather today includes sunny skies with a high near 87 degrees, light winds, and high humidity in the morning. Evening temperatures are expected to drop to around 72 degrees.

Senator Kristen Thompson secures a $2 million PREP grant for Piedmont's water system infrastructure improvements, combined with a $809,080 loan for new waterlines. This investment is expected to save customers $3.3 million in costs.

Oklahoma's AG has added Justice Jones to the state's most wanted list for charges including rape and robbery, and a $5,000 reward is offered for his capture.

The CPSAB is hosting an info session in OKC's Ward 4 to discuss public safety efforts. Councilmember Todd Stone and CPSAB member Jason Brown encourage local engagement.

The City of Lawton received a $5.125 million grant from the EPA to upgrade the SEWTP with a new residuals dewatering process, improving water treatment efficiency.

Oklahoma City celebrates the opening of Plaza Calle Dos Cinco in Capitol Hill, featuring a variety of cultural and functional amenities, with a ribbon-cutting on September 24.

Oklahoma City's weather features sunny spells and thunderstorms with temperatures near 90°F. Intermittent showers are expected during the week, maintaining high temperatures with a slightly reduced chance of rain over the weekend.

One man was hospitalized after a knife attack in Northwest Oklahoma City, with the suspect in custody. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.

The Newcastle Police Dept invites the community to a festival at Veterans Park with a multi-age coloring contest and information booths, aiming to foster local engagement.

Edmond has launched a 2025 Resiliency Action Plan developed by city stakeholders and Lotus Engineering & Sustainability, integrating 132 measures to enhance the city's infrastructure and quality of life.