Oklahoma City's weather will be mostly cloudy with mild temperatures and occasional gusty south winds today, shifting to warmer and sunnier conditions by Tuesday, per the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma museums hosted family-friendly Noon Year's Eve events with early celebrations, including a parade and balloon drop, focusing on crafting and educational activities.

Oklahoma City officials remind residents of the ban on fireworks within city limits and stress safety, providing a hotline for reporting illegal fireworks use.

Moore, Oklahoma, concluded its festive season with the last Christmas Light Show, featuring a free synchronized display at The Station at Central Park.

Oklahoma City started the new year with mild weather, expecting partly sunny skies and highs in the 60s with a chance of showers at night according to the NWS.

Oklahoma City drivers face slowdowns from multiple ongoing construction projects affecting I-40, SH-74, I-240, and other roads, with lane closures and traffic disruptions expected to continue into the coming years.

Oklahoma's fight against poultry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed has led to a federal court ruling holding Big Poultry accountable and initiating a cleanup fund.

The NWS predicts sunny days with high temps near 53-66°F and clear to partly cloudy nights with lows 34-42°F for Oklahoma City, indicating a fair weather trend.

An Oklahoma man was charged with first-degree manslaughter for fatally shooting his neighbor, Sandra Phelps, while firing his new handgun in his backyard on Christmas.

Yukon adjusts public services for New Year's Day, with closures and shifted trash pickup from January 1-4, 2026, as shared by the city government on social media.

Moore, Oklahoma announces altered trash collection schedule for New Year's holiday and city office closures, advising residents via their Facebook page and providing further assistance through their contact number.

Oklahoma City resolved a 6-inch water main break, restoring water pressure, with full repairs scheduled for the following week. No further disruptions are expected.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office warns about fake charities during the holiday season and offers tips to ensure donations go to legitimate organizations.