The NWS forecasts a mix of fog, showers, and potentially severe thunderstorms for Oklahoma City, with fluctuating weather patterns throughout the week.

The National Weather Service predicts a rainy end to the week in Oklahoma City with chances of showers and thunderstorms ranging from 50% to 90% through the weekend.

Sekope Haley was arrested for luring a minor and soliciting sexual communication; the arrest was part of joint efforts between the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's and U.S. Marshals.

Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt's HB 2095, aimed at expediting Oklahoma's open records request process, received unanimous Senate Judiciary Committee support and is advancing to a Senate vote.

A jackknifed semi caused delays on I-35 near the I-44 junction in Oklahoma City, with emergency crews responding and traffic being diverted to I-44 westbound.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and died at the scene near SW 12th St. and Portland Ave. in Oklahoma City. The victim was hit by a trash truck during poor visibility conditions.

Oklahoma Democratic legislators criticize Superintendent Ryan Walters' new social studies standards as politically biased and age-inappropriate, pushing to reject their 2025-26 implementation.

Oklahoma State Department of Education will enforce Title VI assurances to avoid discrimination under DEI initiatives, with potential federal fund withholding for non-compliant schools.

Oklahoma high school basketball might introduce shot clocks for boys' and girls' games by the 2026-27 season, pending a decision by the OSSAA Board of Directors.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats push to reject politicized social studies standards before the May 1 deadline, citing the need to prioritize education over politics.

A water main break at NW 13th St. and Ferris Ave. in Lawton caused road damage and service disruption, affecting homes and a school, triggering repairs and road closure.

Oklahoma House passes bill restricting the governor's power to close businesses during health emergencies, necessitating scientific evidence to justify such actions.

Senate Bill 995, seeking to require legislative approval for all administrative rules in Oklahoma, has passed a House committee and is moving to the House floor for further debate.