Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes intermittent showers and thunderstorms with mostly sunny skies, highs around 80 degrees, and light winds throughout the week.

Oklahoma State Senator George Burns honored 8th-grader Jalyn Lundry for her agricultural advocacy and public speaking achievements with the Oklahoma FFA, where she was a state champion.

The Oklahoma Senate honored Santa Fe South Pathways Middle College students for earning over 3,000 college credits and associate degrees while in high school.

Oklahoma has passed a law to prevent the exclusion of foster parent candidates based on religious or moral convictions regarding sexual identity or gender orientation, aiming to increase the foster parent pool.

Tulsa officials, including Mayor Nichols, invite North Tulsa residents to a Community Conversation to discuss city issues on May 22 at Crossover Community Impact.

Oklahoma advances House Bill 1003, which proposes raising the age of consent from 16 to 18 while keeping the "Romeo and Juliet" exception for close-in-age couples. The bill, aiming to protect minors, now awaits the governor's signature.

The Oklahoma legislature's Municipal Carry Act, allowing city officials to carry concealed weapons in municipal buildings, awaits the governor's approval after passing both houses.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm and sunny day in Oklahoma City with a high of 88 degrees and a clear evening. Possible showers and storms are expected over the weekend.

Citylink bus routes in Edmond are being rerouted starting May 19 due to construction, affecting Routes 4, 5, and 100X. Some stops will be temporarily closed.

Rep. Justin Humphrey criticized the Oklahoma Department of Corrections for a lack of transparency regarding inmate deaths, some of which were homicides.

Oklahoma passed two bills regarding youth support; one enhances charter schools' role in juvenile education, and the other extends the statute of limitations for reporting abuse.

Oklahoma's governor has signed House Bill 1126, which requires clear labeling of traditional meat and alternative protein products to avoid consumer confusion and protect the meat industry.

Governor Kevin Stitt appoints attorney Robert McCampbell to investigate alleged mismanagement within the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.