Tulsa Police request public help to identify a suspect in a wallet theft at a QuikTrip and mention a connection to attempts to use the stolen cards for lottery purchases. They offer anonymity and rewards for tips leading to an arrest.

The City of Yukon in Oklahoma has updated on the Garth Brooks Boulevard Overlay Project, with southbound lanes completion and sidewalk construction progressing.

The Mustang Fire Department raised $300 for the Mustang High School JROTC through a Veterans Day shirt fundraiser, reflecting community support and investment in youth leadership.

Oklahoma City is forecasted to enjoy a period of sunny and mild weather, with highs ranging from 73 to 79 degrees, before a shift towards showers and thunderstorms midweek.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt granted clemency to Tremane Wood before his execution, with Senator Nice acknowledging advocacy efforts and systemic death penalty inequalities.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt granted clemency to Tremane Wood after the Pardon and Parole Board's recommendation, a decision applauded by State Sen. Regina Goodwin and advocates.

Oklahoma Democrat Cyndi Munson criticized politicians, particularly Republicans, for the federal shutdown's impact on Oklahomans, emphasizing SNAP funding issues and calling for bipartisan state solutions.

Oklahoma City faces traffic delays from multiple construction projects on highways I-40, I-35, and I-44, with lane closures and narrowing affecting commutes into 2026.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that Governor Stitt can appoint agency heads as Cabinet Secretaries, a win for his administration amid legal disputes.

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare is hosting Paws-giving Fest, where the public can feed shelter animals a traditional Thanksgiving meal and potentially adopt a pet for free. The event includes a vaccine clinic and other activities.

The Oklahoma Latino Youth Leadership Summit, hosted by the state's Legislative Latino Caucus, engaged over 100 attendees in discussions about leadership and civic engagement.

Sen. Jo Anna Dossett to speak at the 50th Anniversary of Women in Public Life Symposium in Texas, detailing SB 176 and promoting bipartisan policy efforts.

Tulsa extends utility payment grace period for residents affected by government shutdown until January 31, 2026, to ease the burden on those reliant on SNAP and federal employment.