Oklahoma City forecast warns of a cold day with a possible high of 34°F, slight snow, and strong winds causing lower wind chills. The cold spell continues through the weekend and MLK Day.

Two educators, Brian Freking and Brian Pugh, received the Oklahoma State University Extension Distinguished Educator Award for their contributions to agriculture.

Oklahoma City's Will Rogers International Airport recorded over 4.6 million passengers in 2024, marking a 4.60% increase from 2023, driven by a robust economic climate and expanded airline services.

The NWS forecasts a sunny day in Oklahoma City with a high near 60°F, cooling to 40°F tonight. Strong winds may persist, with a chance of light sprinkles on Friday.

Edmond's Mayor signed to remove a discriminatory covenant from property documents, a change made possible by a new Oklahoma law and collaborative efforts to address past injustices in real estate.

Oklahoma City announces altered service schedules for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including free public transportation and changes to trash collection.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt launched Secure Oklahoma NOW initiative, mandating the creation of a security guide for public events to prevent terrorism and ensure public safety.

Mankinta Holloway is appointed as Oklahoma City's Municipal Court Administrator, bringing experience from Birmingham to oversee court operations starting March 7th.

Cameron Beals, a 13-year-old boy from Oklahoma City who was reported missing, has been found safe and unharmed. Authorities canceled the missing and endangered alert.

The City of Newcastle's social media informed residents that trash collection, delayed due to weather, resumes Monday, with priorities on missed pickups.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold but sunny week in Oklahoma City, with temperatures ranging from lows of 20°F to highs of 57°F and stable conditions.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office used social media to urge residents to drive carefully, particularly during school bus pickups on Hardesty Road, emphasizing community safety.

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.