MTZ Construction is enhancing 51st Street in Lawton with road repaving and infrastructure upgrades, including sewer and water line replacements, as part of the Ad Valorem Streets and Roads Program.

The Oklahoma House Oversight Committee has advanced HB2106, a bill proposing to reduce election dates to enhance voter participation and streamline elections.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1166, aiming to reform land annexation, passed the Government Oversight Committee unanimously and heads to the House floor for further consideration.

Mayor Nichols of Tulsa announces the final additions to his team, appointing Dr. Jabraan Pasha as Senior Advisor of Community Health and Brentom Todd as Deputy Chief of Staff.

Oklahoma lawmakers call for apolitical Supreme Court justice nominations, reflecting public demand for judicial integrity and rule of law adherence, following a historic non-retention vote.

The Oklahoma House passed a bill for transparency in state contract labor spending, requiring agencies to report on contract workers through payroll systems.

An off-duty deputy intervened in a gas station fight in Oklahoma where a suspect wielded an 11-inch knife. Both suspects were arrested; the incident highlighted the constant readiness of law enforcement.

One person injured in a shooting near NW 105th Street and N Western Avenue in Oklahoma City, with authorities investigating the incident.

A motorcyclist was killed in a DUI crash in SW Oklahoma City, with the car driver arrested. The accident occurred around 3 a.m. near SW 89th Street and S Western Avenue.

Oklahoma Rep. Ford has proposed two bills: HB 2696 for free, prompt access to student records, and HB 2702 for training special education program directors on the IDEA. Both have advanced in the legislature.

Body of missing boater Seth Falcon was recovered from Banister Canal by St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office and Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.

The National Weather Service in Oklahoma City forecasts a calm week with mild temperatures, little drama, and potential for light showers on Sunday and Monday.

The Oklahoma Senate approved a bill banning corporal punishment for students with disabilities, aiming to protect vulnerable children and provide clear rules for educators.