Mustang City announced closures of the Library and Senior Center due to severe weather, with the Recreation Center opening delayed. Trash service will run as usual and updates will be posted online.

Northeast Oklahoma City celebrates the completion of MAPS 4 project's first phase, enhancing 140 bus stops with shelters, ADA compliance, and amenities.

Durant man, Henry Tyler Allen, pled guilty to a federal gun charge due to possessing a firearm after a past felony conviction. He awaits sentencing following a presentence investigation.

Oklahoma Senator Julia Kirt was unanimously elected President Pro Tempore by the Senate Democratic Caucus, emphasizing bipartisanship and shared goals for the state.

Pottawatomie County offices are closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but emergency services remain operational. Regular county services resume on January 21.

Two Oklahoma County deputies saved a woman's life from an overdose by administering Narcan, highlighting their critical role as first responders amid the opioid crisis.

Garvin County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance to locate Garet Lyn White, facing charges including child sexual abuse and rape. He is considered dangerous and should not be approached.

A man from Oklahoma received a 21-month prison sentence for failing to comply with sex offender registration after a conviction for second-degree rape.

A wind advisory has been issued for multiple Oklahoma counties, expecting winds up to 50 mph. Residents should secure belongings and prepare for possible power outages.

The DOJ found Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, and OKCPD discriminate against individuals with behavioral health disabilities, relying too much on police for 911 mental health calls.

The weather in Oklahoma City will shift from sunny to cloudy with possible light showers, with chill temperatures and strong winds, as per the NWS forecast.

Sen. Seifried introduces Senate Bill 7, proposing the Oklahoma Teacher Recruitment Academy with a $10 million fund to aid students committed to teaching in shortage areas.

A 52-year-old Ardmore man, Ronald Scott Stoker, drowned in the Washita River after falling from his boat while not wearing a life jacket. His body was found following a search initiated when he went missing.