Oklahoma City's weather includes fluctuating shower chances this week with sporadic thunderstorms and cooler, sunny days ahead.

Oklahoma Senate advances a bill reducing the experience required for a residential journeyman plumber license to two years, facilitating easier entry into the plumbing profession and addressing labor shortages.

Oklahoma's House passes Dylan's Law to boost epilepsy support and awareness, including education on SUDEP, following a 59-30 vote. The bill, honoring Dylan Whitten, now proceeds to the Senate.

Oklahoma Sooners defeated Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 81-58 in the NCAA women's tournament, with Raegan Beers' double-double contributing to the victory.

Cleveland County issues a caution against burning due to high wildfire risk, with strong winds expected, despite not meeting the drought criteria for a formal ban.

Traffic is being rerouted on Northwest 16th Street in Northwest Oklahoma City due to water valve repairs on an 8-inch main, affecting local water service and road closures.

Oklahoma House passed a bill to prohibit handheld phone use in school and work zones, promoting hands-free options and enforcing distracted driving laws.

Edmond's EOC was active as firefighters tackled numerous fires on March 14, due to dry conditions and strong winds. The city avoided structural losses with an increased deployment of emergency vehicles.

Oklahoma's legislature passes a resolution to honor firefighting efforts during widespread wildfires, recognizing both professional and volunteer responders for their service and sacrifice.

The National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma has issued a Red Flag Warning and a Wind Advisory due to high fire risk and strong winds, advising caution and securement of property.

Wildfires in Oklahoma have claimed four lives and injured 142, with high winds worsening the situation. Relief efforts are underway as the state remains on alert for more fires.

A Red Flag Warning is in effect for Oklahoma City with severe fire threats due to high winds, low humidity, and dry conditions, as per the National Weather Service.

Starting July, Alaska Airlines offers a second nonstop service to Seattle, while Frontier Airlines introduces a direct connection to Atlanta from OKC Will Rogers International Airport. These seasonal services cater to summer travelers.