The Pottawattamie County Sheriff's Office launched a new Traffic Enforcement Request Form to facilitate reporting traffic issues, moving away from less reliable social media messaging.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law preventing gender transition surgeries for minors, a decision praised by Oklahoma Senator Julie Daniels.

Tulsa is preparing for Make Music Day on June 21 with various free performances across city parks, encouraging local music and community participation.

Rep. Kevin Norwood was sworn into the Oklahoma House, filling the final seat and readying the assembly for the 2026 session with a focus on community values.

Edmond calls for community input on 2nd & Broadway Corridors Project to improve infrastructure and traffic, with public feedback and an ongoing study to inform development.

Adria Berry of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority has been appointed as president of the Cannabis Regulators Association (CANNRA) for 2025-2026. Her success in regulating medical cannabis in Oklahoma is recognized nationally.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announces plans for a business court system, hinting at a more lenient environment to attract corporations and entrepreneurs. Critics may worry about judicial implications.

Tulsa city facilities will close for Juneteenth, but emergency services and refuse collection will operate as normal; yard waste services are rescheduled.

Oklahoma City's forecast promises a sunny week with temperatures rising near 90s and mostly clear conditions, including some wind and a slight chance of midweek showers.

The NWS in Norman has extended a flood watch, issued a flash flood warning for Oklahoma due to heavy rains, and predicts post-storm sunny weather with rising temperatures.

East 91st Street in Tulsa will undergo median work near Saint Francis Hospital South, impacting traffic with lane closures starting June 16th for one week.

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.