Oklahoma and Texas face a heat advisory with heat index values reaching up to 110 degrees, posing risks of heat-related illnesses. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, indoors, and take necessary precautions.

Explicit images displayed on an Oklahoma state superintendent’s office TV during a meeting were likely caused by an auto-play feature on a new Samsung TV, according to House Speaker Kyle Hilbert. Investigations continue into the incident.

Rep. Daniel Pae of Oklahoma was named a 2025 Legislative Champion by Mental Health America for his commitment to mental health advocacy and legislative efforts.

Senator Paul Rosino represented Oklahoma at the NCSL summit discussing Advanced Air Mobility and how federal and state entities can contribute to its growth.

The NWS updates forecast in Oklahoma City, predicting high temperatures and sunny skies, with today's heat index potentially reaching 100°F and upcoming days seeing highs around 99-100°F.

ODOT roadwork in Tulsa prompts lane closures and detours, with various projects affecting SH-51, US-412, IDL, and SH-66, causing potential traffic delays.

State Highway 9 in Norman will be reduced to one lane in both directions for bridge maintenance from August 7-29, affecting traffic east of the 12th Avenue SE intersection.

Oklahoma City Fire Department is equipped and ready to respond to emergencies across the city's vast area, emphasizing Station 23's role in rapid emergency responses.

The Oklahoma City Police are looking for a person who used a stolen credit card; the police solicited public assistance and ensured tipsters' anonymity.

Oklahoma City now requires permits for significant roofing work to protect homeowners from scams, with the exemption for minor maintenance and new constructions.

Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert launched "Capitol to Community" to connect legislators with constituents, starting in Ada with discussions on local issues and collaborations.

Sen. Dossett criticizes the location choice for a protest against Israel's policies in Gaza, near Tulsa's Jewish Federation, citing community sensibilities.

Former Oklahoma Governor George Nigh has passed away, prompting remembrance of his legacy and influence on the state as acknowledged by Attorney General Gentner Drummond.