Epic Charter Schools is cutting 357 jobs, including 83 teachers, and phasing out its Learning Center model to focus on other educational programs, leaving some parents concerned about transparency and the future.

14-year-old Isiah Clark with autism went missing in Oklahoma City. The police and community mobilized to find him, emphasizing the urgency due to his vulnerability.

The article details the weather forecast for Oklahoma City, reporting overcast conditions with temperatures at 58°F and high humidity, as well as the outlook for intermittent rain and thunderstorms over the coming days.

South Berry Road in Norman will close for sewer work on June 9, 2025, between Cherry Stone Street and Beverly Hills Street, but it is expected to reopen by late evening.

The SBA offers low-interest loans for Cleveland County disaster recovery, with rates from 2.75% to 4% and up to $500,000 loan maximums for various damages.

Oklahoma passed HB1460 and HB1462 to reform court fees, aiming to alleviate financial burdens on low-income individuals and prioritize victim restitution.

Two separate shooting incidents occurred in southwest Oklahoma City; one outside a bar was halted by a security guard, and another resulted in a fatality with an ongoing investigation.

Oklahoma City to have sunny skies today, with stormy weather arriving tonight and persisting through the week.

Norman, Oklahoma is set to implement an all-way stop at Comanche Street and Park Drive on June 12, enhancing safety.

Oklahoma's legislative leaders praised the first session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature for enacting laws on tax, education, and economic development.

An inmate work crew from Oklahoma helped rescue a family trapped by tornado debris, demonstrating the value of work programs for providing aid and offering inmates a chance to contribute positively to the community.

"We're Oklahoma Education" provides opt-out forms for parents concerned about Oklahoma's new social studies standards, which include Biblical references and directives to investigate the 2020 election discrepancies.

Oklahoma's legislature approved a bill to set up a Taiwan Regional Trade Office, aiming to strengthen international economic ties, now awaiting the governor's signature.