US-75 near Creek Turnpike in Jenks is reduced to one lane, causing delays until fall 2026 due to bridge rehabilitation. Other ongoing projects include improvements on I-44 and US-75 with various lane closures and detours planned through 2028.

Oklahoma City faces changing weather this week, with sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and a mix of high and low temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

Firefighters tackled a large fire at an Oklahoma City recycling center, with smoke visible from I-35. The blaze involved car parts and required a Hazmat team. No injuries were reported.

Two people died in a car crash that led to a fire in a southwest Oklahoma City store, with one other sustaining minor injuries. Investigations are ongoing.

The Edmond Fire Department warns of wildfire season, advising residents to move firewood, clear dead brush, and avoid outdoor burning on windy days to prevent fires.

Oklahoma City roadworks affect major highways and streets, with lane closures and construction on I-40, I-240, I-35, and state highways, with some disruptions lasting until summer 2026.

The Edmond Fire Department warns of Oklahoma's wildfire season, advising residents to move firewood, clear brush, and avoid burning on windy days to prevent fires.

OKCFD rescued a worker from a billboard during a medical emergency, providing care and safely lowering him down. No injuries were reported among the crew.

Oklahoma Rep. Woolley introduced a resolution for public oversight of state higher education funding, potentially allowing voters to freeze or suspend appropriations.

Oklahoma City announces trash pick-up for Dec 31 without changes; however, service delayed to Jan 3 for Thursday collections.

ODOT outlines multiple traffic changes in Oklahoma City with lane closures and narrowings due to repairs and long-term construction projects, affecting commutes and requiring flexibility.

Norman calls for nominations for the 2025 James O. Harp Environmental Recognition Award to honor local environmentalists. Nominations are open until January 31, 2026.

Oklahoma City Police seek help in identifying suspects in a shoplifting case where over $3,000 worth of goods were stolen from a local sporting goods store.