Oklahoma Senator Shane Jett proposed legislation to honor the late Charlie Kirk, including a "Charlie Kirk Free Speech Day" and a memorial plaza at higher education institutions.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes intermittent rain, with varying chances of precipitation and thunderstorms over the coming days and mild temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

A man was arrested after attacking another with a hatchet in a Tulsa park, facing multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon.

The article discusses Tulsa's 918 Day Passport Challenge, inviting residents to explore the city and collect stamps for a giveaway. The event replaces a scavenger hunt and includes local districts and landmarks.

Oklahoma's Attorney General calls for an investigation into Roblox over child safety concerns, citing inadequate safety measures and presence of harmful content.

Oklahoma schools open with a focus on educational reforms emphasizing parental control, improved academic standards, and reduced federal influence, including a history curriculum update and increased school choice.

The Yukon Fire Department improved its readiness with intensive training in forcible entry and victim search under simulated smoke and no visibility conditions.

Senate Pro Tempore Paxton calls for unity and rejects violence following Charlie Kirk's assassination, echoing President Trump's sentiments and mourning the loss.

Oklahoma's OBN K9 Interdiction Unit was named "Team of the Year" by the NCEA, and three agents received the first Royal Knights Awards for their efforts in criminal interdiction.

The Oklahoma State Fair has begun with attractions like the Piccolo Zoppé Circus and the Sky Eye Wheel. It features various festivities, including a 9/11 and America's 250th birthday commemoration, and offers discounts on tickets.

ODOT begins resurfacing U.S. Highway 77 in Norman on Sept. 14, affecting 12th Ave., Tecumseh Rd., and Flood Ave., with work at night from 7 P.M. to 6 A.M., Sunday to Thursday for 60 days.

Oklahoma Supreme Court supports Governor Stitt's mandate for state employees to return to office work, with some exceptions, overriding a lawsuit that sought to maintain remote work policies.

A police standoff in Blanchard, after a welfare check, led to three deaths, including the armed suspect. Details on the cause of death and identities are pending.