Tulsa's Mayor Nichols declared June 1 as Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day, marking it 104 years after the event and aligning with his 104 days in office.

Oklahoma House honors women in aeronautics on Rosie the Riveter Day, led by Rep. Marilyn Stark and the 60th Legislative Women's Caucus, recognizing their historical and ongoing contributions.

Oklahoma's House passed two bills proposing reforms to the state's Judicial Nominating Commission, including a constitutional amendment and updates to the JNC's procedures regarding membership and transparency.

The Oklahoma House passed Bill 2854, allowing colleges to expand beyond geographic limits, facilitating innovation and accessibility in higher education.

The Oklahoma House passed House Bill 1001, known as Lauria and Ashley's Law, to increase the minimum prison time for murder accessories from 50% to 85% before parole eligibility.

Oklahoma's House has passed bills to fund military base infrastructure, signaling support for the state's defense assets and aiming to prevent closures and enable expansion.

Two measles cases have been confirmed in Oklahoma, with health officials emphasizing self-isolation for those exposed and highlighting the importance of vigilance during travel or hosting visitors.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting in SW Oklahoma City. The incident occurred in an apartment parking lot; the victim was conscious but details on his condition and the suspect are unclear.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department commemorated the 36th anniversary of the deaths of firefighters Zellner, Ayers, and Lindsey with a social media post honoring their bravery and legacy.

Oklahoma City is getting its own MONOPOLY edition featuring local landmarks, with citizen input for game content and sponsorship opportunities for local businesses. Mayor Holt and Visit OKC will officially celebrate the announcement.

The Ward 7 seat in Oklahoma City is set for a runoff election between Camal Pennington and John A. Pettis, Jr. on April 1, following the promotion of former representative Nikki Nice to the Oklahoma Senate.

Three bills introduced by Sen. Hamilton in Oklahoma aim to toughen penalties for child sex abuse, standardize due process for listed law officers, and criminalize deed theft. They've passed Senate committees.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill requiring a second vote in case of election ties, a change sparked by a sheriff's race resolved through drawing lots. The bill aims to prioritize voter decisions over chance.