Oklahoma enacts Senate Bill 599, permitting the death penalty for child rape and life imprisonment for child molestation, as Governor Stitt signs the legislation into law.

The article describes detailed weather forecasts from the National Weather Service for Oklahoma City, including transitioning skies, temperature variations, and chances of rain and thunderstorms.

Oklahoma City announced a major water main replacement on Melrose Lane, starting May 27, causing travel disruptions and lane closures for months. Traffic signals will be adjusted to help with expected congestion.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for Oklahoma and northern Texas, warning of potential flooding due to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Governor Kevin Stitt appoints Dana Jean Hada as the new associate district judge for Custer County, emphasizing her legal experience and dedication to family law.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes a mix of sun, showers, and thunderstorms, with temperatures up to 84 degrees and potential gusty winds. Rain chances increase through the weekend and into Memorial Day.

Oklahoma legislators pass a $12.59 billion state budget, focusing on public education, mental health, and infrastructure, with $3.5 billion in savings. It awaits the governor's approval.

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.