Andrea Morman was honored with Lawton's True North Award for her contributions to the Arts and Humanities Division and her leadership in organizing city events.

ODOT continues multiple traffic projects in Tulsa, resulting in road closures and lane reductions on US-75, SH-51, and US-412, affecting peak and nighttime commutes, with some projects lasting into 2026.

Oklahoma City voters approved a $2.7 billion bond for infrastructure projects, maintaining property tax rates. The package focuses on streets, parks, economic development, and public safety, with construction to start in 2026.

Oklahoma motorists face various roadwork disruptions, including I-35 and US-77 lane closures and ramp closures, with some construction projects set to continue through 2025.

Tulsa Police Department participated in National Faith & Blue Weekend at God's Shining Light Church to strengthen ties with the community and local faith organizations.

State Senator Warren Hamilton received the Liberty Bell Award from the Oklahoma District Attorney’s Association for his work on legislation to increase punishment for child sex offenders.

The article provides the weather forecast for Oklahoma City, predicting a mix of sun, clouds, and potential showers around Columbus Day, with warm temperatures and some windy conditions.

Mayor Nichols will give his first State of the City address in Tulsa, highlighting initiatives and goals, such as combatting homelessness and funding affordable housing.

Meta is under scrutiny by state attorneys general led by Gentner Drummond for allowing Hamas to livestream terror attacks, including a murder, on their platforms in October 2023.

Oklahoma City expects sunny skies and mild temperatures after a foggy morning, with the National Weather Service forecasting highs near 84°F today and potentially reaching 89°F by Sunday.

Oklahoma's new law mandating high school seniors to complete FAFSA has led to a 49.4% increase in applications, moving Oklahoma to 29th in national rankings. The law aims to improve higher education access and economic outcomes.

Mayor Nichols and Tulsa leaders invite public input in Community Conversation series, addressing city issues including safety and homelessness, with a session on essential services on October 13.

A seizure-induced car crash in Tulsa caused a power outage and traffic closures on East 31st Street. The driver was rescued and hospitalized, with power restoration efforts underway.