Oklahoma Senate Democrats oppose measures seen as discriminatory against religious minorities, emphasizing the need for equality among religions and protection of constitutional rights.

The Oklahoma Senate passed Senate Bill 595, aiming to standardize the treatment and management of inmates in detention facilities and allowing temporary waivers for hardship. The bill will undergo House review.

Tommy Lee Benson died after being hit with a chair during an altercation in Oklahoma City, becoming the city's 15th homicide victim of 2025. No suspects identified; police seek information.

Norman approves two new parks, Bluestem and Bishop Creek Eco Park, focusing on community recreation and environmental features such as stormwater management.

Rep. Justin Humphrey defends his anti-doxing bill but warns of its misuse against lawful whistleblowers, calling for protection of both law enforcement officers and those exposing corruption.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt files a motion to intervene in the legal dispute between the Muscogee Creek Nation and the City of Tulsa over traffic law enforcement on tribal members.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt supports religious charter school funding in an upcoming Supreme Court case, submitting amicus briefs alongside other advocates.

The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill to reform the initiative petition process, aiming to reduce out-of-state influence and improve financial transparency and geographical diversity in signature collection.

Oklahoma City partners with Youth on Course to offer affordable golf, allowing under-18s to play at city courses for $40/year, excluding cart rentals.

Senator Grant Green issued a statement mourning the loss of life and destruction caused by statewide wildfires, commending the resilience of Oklahomans and first responders, and assuring continued support in recovery efforts.

Norman, Oklahoma fires are 100% contained, no civilian injuries reported, and residents begin returning home. CrossPointe Church serves as resource hub.

Oklahoma City approves $2.3 million for new bike lanes under the MAPS 4 program, adding 7.2 miles for cyclists with a focus on safety and connectivity.

Murphy and Briggs intersection in Norman will close from March 17-21 for sewer maintenance. Access via Homeland Avenue provided. Call 405-366-5443 for info.