Oklahoma City is expecting sunny weather, with highs in the low 80s and wind gusts up to 20 mph. Nights will be mostly clear with temperatures in the 50s. A chance of midweek showers increases towards the weekend.

An ammonia tank truck leaked in Weatherford, Oklahoma, causing evacuations and hospitalizations. Classes were canceled, and officials managed the emergency response.

A Tulsa man was arrested for stealing a lawn mower and assaulting a woman, then hitting her car during escape.

Tulsa Police arrest two individuals, Luther Fowler and Kristie Nambiar, for attempting to steal an air conditioning unit and in possession of methamphetamine and burglary tools.

Tulsa Police arrested 18-year-old Talan Jones for vandalism after he was caught spray-painting "MANGO" on a wall, a tag linked to numerous property damages in the city.

An officer-involved shooting in Tulsa resulted in the death of a man who took his girlfriend hostage and fired at police. Officers responded to a domestic violence call and later rescued the hostage.

Oklahoma's AG Drummond challenges a court ruling against a state law ensuring rural providers access to discounted prescriptions, essential for healthcare.

A shooting at an Oklahoma City apartment complex left one dead and another injured following a gathering and altercation. No suspects have been apprehended, and police are investigating.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office announces Veterans Day closure to honor military veterans, expressing gratitude for their service on social media.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office honored veterans in Norman with a parade and ceremony on Veterans Day, expressing profound gratitude for their service and sacrifice.

NWS forecasts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Oklahoma City with a mild midweek and possible showers Saturday.

Norman's phone lines face technical issues, causing call disruptions. Residents are advised to use email or online services, with updates to be posted on the City's website.

Oklahoma City expands shelter capacity to accommodate 400 more individuals in freezing temperatures, with efforts including companion animal acceptance and free EMBARK transportation.