Oklahoma approves $75 million for county roads and bridges, a historic investment aiming to address structurally deficient infrastructure and promote safety, commerce, and economic development.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes sunny days and potential showers, with a 50% chance of thunderstorms today and high temperatures near 88°F. Weather patterns show fluctuating chances of rain for the week.

A waterline break caused an emergency closure at 12th Avenue SE and Arkansas Street in Norman, leading to traffic disruptions and repair crews working on-site.

Tulsa-area congressional representatives issued a statement honoring the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, emphasizing respect for the military and advising protesters to demonstrate safely and respectfully.

Oklahoma's Democratic Leader criticizes the governor's intimidation tactics against "No Kings Day" protestors, emphasizing the constitutional right to peaceful assembly amid rising tensions.

Oklahoma City invites residents to a listening session on June 17 for input on the first MAPS 4 Youth Center in Woodson Park, alongside the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County.

Oklahoma's economy benefited from a $23.4 billion impact by tribal nations in 2023, with House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson highlighting their significant contributions.

Oklahoma City announces Juneteenth service adjustments: city offices closed, regular trash collection, free transit on a weekend schedule, and general closure of municipal facilities, but parks open. Details are on the city's website.

Oklahoma City faces a week of mixed weather with sun, clouds, and possible showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the 80s to 90s and lows in the 60s to 70s.

Two were shot at an Enid house party; one is in critical condition. The suspect, who had an altercation at the party, turned himself in and was arrested for shooting with intent to kill.

Police fatally shot suspect Jose Martinez during an operation related to sex crime warrants after he armed himself and did not comply with commands to stop.

The National Weather Service has issued severe weather advisories for parts of Oklahoma, including a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and Flood Advisories, due to damaging winds, hail, and potential flooding.

One person died, and another was arrested following a head-on crash in southwest Oklahoma City, with suspicion of alcohol influence on the arrested driver.