George's, Inc., an Oklahoma poultry producer, settled with the state, agreeing to pay $5 million and implement a plan to reduce pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.

Oklahoma City Council approves the construction of the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium, managed by Lingo Construction Services, with construction starting in spring and an expected opening in early 2028.

Rep. Jim Shaw introduced two bills in Oklahoma: one promoting government transparency by limiting nondisclosure agreements and another refining firearm carry laws on public property.

Moore residents are informed of a new Monday trash collection schedule that might lead to bins being emptied later than usual, a change implemented to improve the efficiency of crews.

A suspect robbed a pawn shop in Oklahoma City, and despite wearing a mask, a distinct facial mark under his right eye may help in identifying him. Police seek public assistance through social media.

Oklahoma City has announced closures and service changes for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, with postponed trash pick-up and free fares on public transit.

Ongoing roadwork around Tulsa, including US-412, I-244, and other major interchanges, will cause traffic disruptions and closures for commuters, requiring planning for alternate routes.

Senator Spencer Kern of Oklahoma was elected as Secretary for the SARL Board to promote cooperation and policy development in North American agriculture.

Oklahoma City drivers are warned of traffic disruptions due to ODOT construction, with key routes like I-35, I-240, and I-44 being narrowed or closed, impacting commutes throughout 2026.

Oklahoma Health Department launches Families Talking Together, a program to help parents discuss sexual health with teens, offering training and materials for effective communication.

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.