Moore, Oklahoma, announced a "Kind of a Big Dill Pickleball Camp" for children aged 6-12 during winter break, promoting physical activity and introducing them to pickleball.

Norman, Oklahoma announces the 2026 Mayor's Interfaith Breakfast for January 19 at the Nancy O'Brian Center, with a 220-person limit and a Day of Service event.

The Key to Home Partnership in Oklahoma City has housed 500 previously homeless people, meeting its two-year plan goals and reducing unsheltered homelessness for the fourth year.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt urges AG to request a stay on a ruling mandating stricter poultry waste management, fearing impact on farmers and the wider agriculture industry.

Oklahoma City announces holiday closures and service changes for New Year's Day, including city office closures, delayed trash pickup, free public transport fares, and adjusted public transportation schedules.

Oklahoma representatives challenge OCC orders approving $1.5 billion in utility costs, questioning the qualifications of an OCC employee who audited utility charges and highlighting possible ethical issues related to Commissioner Hiett's conduct.

NOFD quickly contained a fire at a vacant home in New Orleans, caused by unhoused individuals seeking warmth, highlighting issues of public safety and housing insecurity.

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.