Patchy freezing fog may slow Thursday's morning commute; sunshine and highs near 67°F follow, with elevated fire danger in far western counties.

House Bill 3287 would require Oklahoma hospitals to post signage and set up protocols so staff can report suspected domestic abuse and trafficking before discharge.

Oklahoma may see educational reforms with bills from Anthony Moore aiming to limit student screen time, shift testing to May, and extend the Oklahoma Promise scholarship.

El Reno city is hiring seasonal staff for maintaining baseball fields and recreation venues, inviting applicants for outdoor work, including weekends and evenings.

State agents arrested former Drumright agriculture teacher Bobby Pruitt after an OSBI investigation. He faces multiple counts of child sexual abuse and related charges.

Oklahoma City notifies over 64,000 households of bulky trash collection schedule changes via postcards, details on the city's website and customer portal, with changes starting March 1.

Oklahoma Human Services asked lawmakers for $25.5M to offset federal SNAP changes. Officials warn a 10.87% error rate could trigger hundreds of millions in new costs.

Oklahoma City's financial report for January 2026 shows lower-than-expected sales and use tax collections, but the fiscal year-to-date revenue is slightly above projections.

OKC Streetcar service will be suspended on Feb. 1 due to developments for the new OKC Arena. Bus shuttles will operate instead, every 25 minutes along the usual route.

Crews broke ground Friday on a privately funded governor’s residence in Oklahoma City, a project officials say fixes accessibility but that critics say needs donor transparency.

A high-speed chase in Garvin County ended in a fatal standoff when an explosive device detonated at a Pauls Valley home. State investigators say multiple devices were found.

Oklahoma City Police Department invites high school students to join its Youth Engagement Council for dialogue and understanding between youth and law enforcement.

The Oklahoma AG’s office posted five new roles to help get opioid settlement dollars into communities statewide. Nearly $30M has already been awarded and another grant cycle opens in February.