Oklahoma is sending Address Confirmation Notices to some voters for roll maintenance, with responses required within 60 days to avoid being marked inactive.

Severe thunderstorms and flash flood warnings are issued for Oklahoma, with heavy rains expected to cause flooding in multiple areas including Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1103 allows previous owners a 90-day window to reclaim land taken by eminent domain. The bill, supported for fairness, removes a 5-year notification limit and mandates transparent sale processes.

Emergency sewer repair is in progress on East Alameda Street in Norman, necessitating a lane closure and caution for drivers. Completion is expected by April 30, 2025.

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to prohibit obscene adult entertainment in public places or where children might view it, aiming to protect public decency and children.

Oklahoma Senator Darrell Weaver is advancing House Bill 1592 to define and combat organized retail crime (ORC), extending the life of the ORC Task Force and empowering prosecutors.

Oklahoma House passes a bill requiring nonresident hunters to enter a lottery and pay extra for permits to hunt in certain areas, aiming to sustainably manage wildlife regions.

Three individuals from Lawton were sentenced for defrauding TRICARE out of $3 million by billing for unattended services, resulting in over 12 years' total prison time.

Inmate Donna Lair assaulted Detention Officer Lydia Saunders in Cleveland County Detention Center, causing serious injuries that required hospital treatment.

David Ray Hinds Jr. was the 19th homicide victim in Oklahoma City; found shot at the Relax Inn on April 21, 2025. The case remains unsolved, with no arrests made. Police are seeking tips.

The Oklahoma City Thunder achieved an NBA playoff record with a 131-80 Game 1 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies, marking the largest Game 1 win in history.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes dense fog, sunny spells, and potential thunderstorms throughout the week, as noted by the National Weather Service.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Oklahoma and northern Texas due to expected rainfall and thunderstorms, with forecasters warning of potential flooding in susceptible regions.