Attorney General Drummond approves the dismissal of a lawsuit against ClassWallet over educational relief funds, citing the State's failure to use provided financial tools.

Ongoing highway construction and expansion in Oklahoma City are causing traffic disruptions, including ramp and lane closures, leading to detours and delays, with work expected to continue into 2026.

The City of Moore, OK, offers art and science camps for kids aged 6-12 during Spring Break at The Station Recreation Center, with registration open for the March 16-20 events.

Oklahoma City's weather will start fair with temperatures dropping later in the week, per the NWS. Expect sunny days with varying temps and strong winds.

Oklahoma State Representative Gabe Woolley proposed a resolution to ban Sharia Law and similar foreign legal systems in Oklahoma courts, which would be a constitutional amendment subject to voter approval.

Pebblebrook Park will experience closures for sewer line construction from January 12-26, affecting trails and sidewalks but not business or residential access.

The City of Norman, Oklahoma, has released its City Manager's Report online, detailing current projects and future meetings, promoting transparency and community involvement. Residents can subscribe to an email list for weekly updates.

Law enforcement agencies in Texas arrested a suspect, Manuel Robinson, wanted for a shooting in Oklahoma City, ensuring his extradition to face charges.

OKC Fire Department gives fire safety tips on social media, emphasizing the use of dry, seasoned firewood, fireplace screens, and regular chimney inspections.

Rep. Tim Turner, a former sheriff, expressed gratitude to law enforcement on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day for their selfless service and sacrifices. He emphasized recognizing their humanity and their role in ensuring community safety.

Jones, Oklahoma announces residents will receive the 2026 Trash Collection Calendar by mail in green envelopes and offers a digital version upon request.

AG Gentner Drummond reviews a mosque project in Broken Arrow amid concerns about ownership and financing, and potential ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Dominic Allen Holland was sentenced to life in prison for multiple felonies, including rape and child sexual exploitation, by the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office, Oklahoma.