Senator Hamilton hosted a study to address Lake Eufaula concerns, aiming to improve communication and find solutions acceptable to residents and authorities.

Oklahoma Task Force 1 assisted with rescues in southeastern US states following Hurricane Helene, including saving an elderly man and his dog in Tennessee.

Moore Police are seeking witnesses to a September 25 motorcycle-truck crash at Southwest 4th Street and Santa Fe Avenue, urging contact with Detective Grant.

University of Oklahoma PA students are gaining experience in rural healthcare, integrating primary care and mental health services, funded by a $2 million HRSA grant.

Westbound I-40 experienced delays due to multiple crashes between Anderson Road and Douglas Boulevard, with traffic narrowed to one lane but later reopened.

One person was stabbed multiple times near downtown Oklahoma City and is in critical condition; the assailant remains at large while police investigate.

OKC Parks offers affordable Kidz Rock Fall Break camps for children aged 6-12, featuring arts, crafts, and sports, spread across various city locations for only $10.

Oklahoma Attorney General launches a '10 Most Wanted' campaign with rewards up to $10,000, aiming to engage the community in capturing individuals wanted for serious crimes.

Norman is hosting Preparedness Day on September 30 at Sooner Mall to educate residents on emergency readiness, with resources and volunteer opportunities available.

An Oklahoma County deputy was hospitalized after a motorcycle crash believed to be caused by road debris while en route to work. The deputy's condition remains undisclosed; the crash is under investigation.

The "Operation Sonic Boom" in Oklahoma City has led to charges against 50 people for firearms and narcotics offenses, seizing 193 firearms and large drug quantities.

The Oklahoma City Council has engaged CAA ICON to oversee construction planning for a new city arena, aiming to enhance the local sports and entertainment infrastructure.

The NWS issued a dense fog advisory in Oklahoma City, warning of low visibility for morning commuters until 9 AM CDT, with potential thunderstorms later in the day.