Oklahoma City tackles a severe snowstorm with Public Works clearing streets, adjusted waste collection dates, prioritized police responses, EMSA cautions, detours for public transportation, and emergency shelters made available.

Tulsa's Mayor declares an emergency ahead of a winter storm, activating the emergency plan and putting city crews on alert to pre-treat roads and protect residents.

Tulsa tackles a winter storm with active city services and emergency responders. Plows and salt trucks work nonstop; rolling blackouts are not planned, and shelters welcome residents and pets. Violators leaving pets outside may face penalties.

OKC Parks is closing most indoor facilities from Jan. 23-25 due to severe winter weather, excluding the Willa D. Johnson Recreation Center and Will Rogers Senior Center, which are open Friday only.

Lawton Police Chief James T. Smith passed away at 66, leaving a legacy of public service recognized by local legislators and law enforcement associations.

Oklahoma City experiences a cold morning at 17°F with predictions of warming to 50°F, despite strong winds and low wind chills. The week might offer stable weather, but chances of snow increase by the weekend.

OKC's N Broadway Ave will be closed between W Sheridan and W Main until the end of February for construction, impacting local traffic and prompting detour plans.

ODOT warns of multiple closures and lane restrictions in the Bay Area, affecting I-35, SH-74, and other routes, with some projects lasting until 2026.

Rep. Andy Fugate introduces HB 3018 to fix Oklahoma DUI law, addressing medical marijuana users' concerns about being charged due to lingering THC in their system.

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.