Norman is hosting a "From Screen to Plate" event, pairing the movie "Ratatouille" with themed dishes from Scratch Kitchen and Cocktails. Tickets are $100, with a November 4 registration deadline.

Oklahoma City's forecast predicts a week of sunny skies with temperatures rising, mild winds, and mostly clear nights, according to the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City experienced a chilly morning with a Frost Advisory, but the forecast promises sunny days ahead with higher temperatures reaching up to 77 degrees.

Fugitive Anthony Lennon, wanted for child pornography charges, was captured in New York after 13 years on the run, confirmed by Oklahoma's Attorney General.

Over 200 U.S. mayors support Mayor Holt's initiative against political violence and incendiary rhetoric, signing the Oklahoma City Declaration to encourage civility and truth in politics.

Two Oklahoma bills take effect to ease gun safety and healthcare costs, offering tax exemptions on gun safes and extending contraceptive supply coverage.

The Light of the World Church in Lawton received the Clean Sweep Award for its efforts in city beautification.

Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert visited Ardmore with Republicans for the Capitol to Community tour, discussing local concerns, economic potential, and innovation, with plans to visit more cities like Lawton and Guthry next.

Lawton honors Joslyn Wood, Max Sasseen, and Jeannette Klein for their community service with a proclamation for Extra Mile Day during a City Council meeting.

Oklahoma lawmakers examine the foster care system to address placement instability and support for foster families, with testimonies highlighting issues like inadequate compensation and the need for improved care and community involvement.

Oklahoma road construction is causing traffic delays with lane narrowing on SH-4/Piedmont Rd. and I-35, and road closures affecting I-40, SH-37, US-77, SH-66, US-81, and intersections in Edmond. Projects are ongoing through 2025/2026.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond urges the US Senate to protect SNAP benefits amid government shutdown, supported by a coalition of state attorneys general.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas, warning of winds up to 50 mph, with a possible impact on power and road safety.