NWS Oklahoma City issued an Extreme Cold Watch, warning of very low wind chills and risks of frostbite and hypothermia in parts of Oklahoma and Texas.

Oklahoma City is hosting a hiring event for high schoolers and career tech students at the Oklahoma City Convention Center on March 12, with immediate job placements possible.

Oklahoma's Senate committee approved three bills to potentially legalize sports betting, involving mobile and in-person options, backed by committee leaders.

A 20-inch water main break has closed North Pennsylvania Avenue in Oklahoma City, with local crews working on repairs expected to conclude by 10 p.m. Some residents may experience water disruptions.

A Cold Weather Advisory issued in Oklahoma City advises against very low wind chills and risks of frostbite and hypothermia. Residents should dress warmly.

Senator David Bullard criticized OMES for what he deems a misleading fiscal analysis of his bill, claiming their estimates on required staff and costs are exaggerated and obstructive.

Gov. Stitt appoints three new members to the Oklahoma Board of Education to address state educational challenges.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 631, aimed at stricter penalties for shootings into buildings and drive-bys, advanced through a Senate committee, proposing that these crimes serve at least 85% of the sentence.

Two inmates, Justin Turner and David James, have walked away from the Jim E. Hamilton Correctional Center in Hodgen, Oklahoma, prompting a search by authorities.

Oklahoma authorities issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for Anthony Stroder, a 2-year-old believed to be with his non-custodial mother and her boyfriend, a registered sex offender.

Oklahoma's Sen. George Burns introduces Senate Bill 365 to expand oversight of school athletic programs, focusing on the certification and discipline of head coaches.

Oklahoma City man pleads guilty to sex trafficking a minor, with a sentencing range from 10 years to life imprisonment, and a potential fine of up to $250,000.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect in Oklahoma City until 9 AM CST, with warnings of poor visibility and hazardous driving conditions. The fog is expected to lift later, leading to varied weather conditions throughout the week.