Brookhaven Boulevard near Danfield Drive is partially closing from February 16 due to the Danfield Waterline Replacement Project, but access to homes will remain.

The City of Lawton honored employees and military personnel for service and health initiatives, with Everett Bonine receiving an award for operational efficiency and February 2026 being proclaimed American Heart Month and Fort Sill BOSS Day.

Gardner Tanenbaum paid $16.25M for Landmark Towers on NW 58th Street in Oklahoma City and plans to convert the three office towers into apartments.

A young colt was found shot and killed in Tullahassee on Feb. 3; Wagoner County deputies are asking residents for tips and surveillance video from nearby streets.

Oklahoma Senator Bill Coleman has proposed Senate Bill 1543, which would allow courts to consider DUI charges collectively, thereby enabling harsher penalties for repeat offenders.

Senate Bill 1317, aimed at preserving career status for teachers moving between districts in Oklahoma, was unanimously passed by the Senate Education Committee. Senator Dossett champions the bill to allow career recognition transfer.

An Osage County jury found Gideon Goodeagle guilty of first‑degree rape and recommended a life sentence. Police say he fled the state and was arrested in Springfield, Missouri.

OBN agents raided Whale Farm Inc. in Stratford on Tuesday, confiscating 10,656 marijuana plants and about 296 pounds of processed marijuana. One person was taken into ICE custody and more arrests are expected.

Senate Bill 1393 in Oklahoma, sponsored by Senator Kirt, proposes the RESTORE Program to combat affordable housing shortages by incentivizing the renovation of underused properties.

Governor Stitt awarded Commissioner Tim Tipton the Governor’s Medal of Valor for his dedication to public safety and named a training center after him.

Oklahoma City faces extensive traffic disruptions with multiple roadwork projects, including lane closures and bridge works, scheduled across major roads and highways, impacting traffic throughout 2026.

OKC police gave the all‑clear after a bomb threat at Integris Southwest; the caller was identified and officials say there was no credible danger.

Oklahoma advances two AI-related bills setting governmental usage standards and denying AI legal personhood; a third bill aims to protect minors from certain AI interactions.