Tulsa prepares for extreme cold by opening emergency shelters and warming stations for the homeless, and readies snow and ice management plans for unexpected weather. Community support through donations is encouraged.

Oklahoma mourns the death of Burt Holmes, QuikTrip co-founder and philanthropist, at 93. House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson honors his legacy of service to the state.

The Grand River Dam Authority granted $17,500 to Stillwater's Myers Park for playground improvements, contributing to the project's $60,000-$80,000 budget.

Rep. Gabe Woolley introduces HB1100 in Oklahoma, mandating DHS to provide "clear and convincing evidence" for child removal from families, a step up from the previous "preponderance of evidence" standard.

The CEO of Oklahoma County Detention Center, Brandi Garner, will resign on February 7, 2025, citing personal reasons, despite a critical health report on the jail.

Ross Chitwood, originally from Oklahoma, lost both his home and church in the California Pacific Palisades fire, but stays hopeful with support from his community.

A train carrying hazardous materials derailed in Purcell early Saturday, but officials confirmed no immediate risk or injuries. Cleanup is underway with all cars re-railed by afternoon.

The Turner Turnpike in Wellston, Oklahoma, reopened after collisions damaged a construction barrier and narrowed traffic to one lane in both directions.

McMahon Memorial Auditorium in Lawton is closed for renovations until April 2025, with updates including a new HVAC system, as part of the city's Propel2040 plan.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma issued Executive Order 2025-01 to support student-athletes' NIL deals without using taxpayer money, amidst a lack of national standards.

One person was critically injured in a motorcycle accident caused by ice in northeast Oklahoma City, with additional danger from the victim not wearing a helmet.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office saved a woman from a fentanyl overdose, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis despite CITCO’s seizure of 222 pounds of fentanyl last year.

Rep. Smith has introduced House Bill 1078 to aid Oklahoma's volunteer firefighters with personal costs through a new clothing allowance grant. The bill, set for review, would establish a fund to reimburse eligible firefighters for expenses.