Brooke Brown was named Citizen of the Month by Lawton for her work with veterans through her nonprofit, Grandeur of Grace, offering services like housing and VA assistance.

Tulsa received a $90,000 grant to create Oklahoma's first musical road on Route 66, hoping to enhance the historic highway's experience for the Route 66 Centennial.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation opened the new Overbrook Maintenance Yard to enhance statewide road maintenance, promising increased efficiency and cost savings.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office seeks Field Deputies, stressing the importance of community service and relationship-building in law enforcement.

A woman died, and her daughter critically injured after being hit by a DUI suspect in Warr Acres. The driver faces multiple charges, including second-degree murder.

A new mural, "A Symphony in Bloom," has enlivened Oklahoma City's EMBARK Sheridan/Walker Garage with a vibrant, community-inspired 6,000-square-foot artwork by Denver artist Adden Joule Davis.

Oklahoma City Police share a message against DUI, citing the fatal 2007 incident where Kim Tiderman-Alcorn lost her husband and son to an impaired driver, using the story to advocate the #EndDUI initiative.

The Piedmont community successfully fulfilled all child gift requests in Sparky's Donation Station drive, with gifts to be dropped off at the Piedmont Area Veterans Association Event Center.

Oklahoma City's mayoral race features incumbent Mayor David Holt against challenger Matthew Pallares. Voters informed on electoral process, with registration and absentee deadlines approaching.

Alex Moore was recognized for educating students on water treatment, while GySgt Arian F. Maceda and Stavis Morman were commended for festival contributions, and Firefighter Joved Serrano for off-duty life-saving actions.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond targets major voice providers in Phase 2 of Operation Robocall Roundup to stop illegal robocalls, following successful initial action against smaller firms.

Newcastle, Oklahoma residents will see water bill increases due to growing operational costs and the price of water from Oklahoma City, starting January 2026.

McClain County issued a Winter Weather Advisory due to icy conditions from freezing rain and sleet, cautioning drivers to be careful, especially on bridges and elevated surfaces.