Norman introduces the Visitability Building Permit Credit Program to encourage accessible housing, offering permit fee credits for features like no-step entrances and wider doorways.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas until 10 AM CST, warning of poor visibility and potentially slick roads.

Oklahoma City offers residents options to recycle their live Christmas trees into mulch or dispose of them via curbside collection as part of an eco-friendly initiative.

Tulsa Animal Services launches an online Lost Pet Map to help reunite lost pets with their owners, providing an interactive platform for reporting and searching for missing animals in real-time.

Jones, Oklahoma's local government has addressed citizen concerns about poor railroad crossings, promising temporary repairs and future replacements within 6-9 months. Mayor urged caution and patience as work progresses.

The Mustang Police Department hosted a "shop with an officer" event to support local families during the holidays, with community support and local business involvement.

The Edmond Police celebrated "Shop with a Cop / Cops & Kids," aiding children, with help from partners including the Hope Center and Walmart, fostering community connections.

The City of Oklahoma City has completed road improvements at NW Expressway and Hefner Road, including new turn lanes, signal upgrades, and ADA enhancements, to ease congestion and improve safety.

The City of Tulsa Human Rights Commission awarded Winnie Guess Perdue and Maybelle Wallace for their contributions to human rights, emphasizing their roles in Indian and African American affairs.

An officer of the Norman Police Department is critically injured after being hit by a vehicle on State Highway 9. The incident is under investigation. The community is asked to pray for his recovery.

Norman Police Department releases traffic and parking plan for the University of Oklahoma vs. Alabama football game to manage congestion and provide safety guidelines.

Edmond officials Sheila Briesch and Benjamin Curry receive professional accolades: Briesch earns CPFO certification, and Curry becomes chairman of OK911MA.

Oklahoma AG announced a preliminary $700 million settlement with Google over Google Play Store practices, with final approval expected in April. Residents may soon receive payouts.