Law enforcement in Norman set up a "No Refusal" DUI checkpoint, with increased holiday patrols, emphasizing the importance of sober transportation plans.

Oklahoma City residents experience fluctuating weather, with a high near 80°F before dropping to cooler temperatures and windy conditions, per the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City's weather is sunny and warm today with a high near 75 degrees and a gentle northwest wind shifting later in the afternoon. Clear skies tonight with a low of 57 degrees.

Tulsa is undergoing extensive road construction with significant closures and detours, including repairs on US-169 and long-term projects on the I-44/US-75 interchange until 2028, with various lane and ramp closures affecting traffic flow.

Choctaw City Hall partners with OBI to host a quarterly blood drive, promoting community participation and health.

Edmond's new AlertED system replaces CodeRED, offering quick, targeted emergency notifications on smartphones to keep residents informed and safe. Registration is required for these free, location-based alerts.

Uber faces a lawsuit over deceptive subscription practices, with accusations of negative option marketing and barriers to cancellation. The action, joined by 21 states, seeks penalties and injunctions.

Oklahoma City announces holiday schedule changes, with city offices closed on Dec. 24-25, altered trash collection, and free public transportation on Christmas Day.

Oklahoma's Department of Transportation issued a holiday traffic advisory highlighting construction projects and lane reductions statewide, urging caution for holiday travelers in work zones.

Rep. Emily Gise proposed an Oklahoma bill to eliminate state sales tax on baby diapers to help families cope with financial strain aggravated by inflation.

Melrose Lane in Oklahoma City will have temporary lane closures for roadway restoration following water line installation, affecting traffic from April 6 till Dec. 23, with additional work in January.

James Garner Avenue in Norman will be closed at Gray Street for reconstruction starting December 22 for about 30 days, as part of a local transport initiative.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation reports multiple roadworks causing delays in Oklahoma City, including lane narrowing on I-35, SH-102, US-62, I-40, and I-240, with some projects extending into 2025 and 2026.