Oklahoma Rep. Nicole Miller is set to observe Autism Advocacy Day, highlighting the significance of support for the autism community and recognizing the efforts of advocates.

Oklahoma City residents are warned of turbulent weather including showers, thunderstorms, and shifting temperatures, with severe storm chances increasing at night.

Lawton announces the closure of NW 13th Street for sewer main construction, urging the public to anticipate travel disruptions without specifying detour routes or completion dates.

NWS Oklahoma City predicts sunny weather today with a chance of thunderstorms and strong winds Tuesday, and a mostly sunny Wednesday with rain later in the week.

Oklahoma House Bill 1585, which aims to improve pharmacy technicians' training, has passed the House, requiring a two-tier training program for licensure and continuing education.

Two sports betting bills have passed the Oklahoma House and are sent to the Senate, aiming to legalize sports gambling and address compulsive gambling.

The Oklahoma House passed a bill strengthening health care decision-making frameworks, allowing individuals to make or revoke decisions unless a court rules otherwise.

Oklahoma Senator Todd Gollihare introduced Senate Bill 743, aiming to modernize laws protecting worship services from intentional disturbances, with potential fines and jail time for violators.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 758, sponsored by Senators Paxton and Thompson, passed the Senate, focusing on prioritizing in-person learning and restricting virtual instruction days from counting towards the mandatory school year duration.

The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill to set wind turbine setbacks from residential properties, aiming to protect homeowners from noise and safety issues.

The Edmond Urban Forestry program sustains city charm, with activities like tree planting and education, enhancing urban quality of life and fostering environmental stewardship.

California Senate Democrats criticize the passage of Senate Bill 796, claiming it undermines diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives on college campuses and fosters division.

The Norman City Council unanimously approved land use and zoning for a new Groundwater Treatment Facility aimed at meeting DEQ water quality requirements.