Oklahoma's House Bill 1151, endorsed by the House Elections and Ethics Committee, proposes moving school board elections to June and November for better turnout and cost savings.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1087, designed to extend teacher salary schedules to 35 years, passed the House Appropriations Education Subcommittee, aiming to incentivize experienced teachers to remain in the profession.

Oklahoma City Police are investigating the fifth homicide of the year after discovering Brian Sparks dead near NW 32nd and I-44, with injuries suggesting homicide. No arrests have been made yet.

Oklahoma City firefighters extinguished an apartment fire that caused damage to multiple units and affected two residents, with the Red Cross providing support.

The National Weather Service in Oklahoma City predicts variable weather for the upcoming week, including sunny skies, chances of freezing rain and rain, with fluctuating temperatures and wind changes.

Dr. Kayse Shrum resigned as Oklahoma State University's president, with Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton acknowledging her transformative impact on the institution and contributions to medical education.

Edmond invites 1st to 5th graders to join the 40th Mayor's Essay Contest, expressing what they love about their city. Submissions are due by March 13, with winners to be honored on April 14.

Oklahoma's Governor Kevin Stitt outlined his priorities in the State of the State address, focusing on tax protection, business growth, savings reserves, and upholding conservative values.

Senator Kristen Thompson of Edmond has unveiled her "Oklahoma Forward" legislative agenda to improve the state's economy, protect families, and enhance public safety.

The National Weather Service predicts a variable week in Oklahoma City with drizzles, sunshine, and fluctuating temperatures, ranging from a chilly 35°F to a warmer 66°F.

Oklahoma Rep. Collin Duel has introduced a bill mandating state entities to divest from nations considered U.S. adversaries to protect national security.

Oklahoma City's Strong Neighborhood Initiative expands to Ross Heights and Stockyards City, aiming for revitalization through home construction, repairs, and public space enhancement.

Oklahoma Rep. Nicole Miller introduces HB 2260 to address engineer shortage with tax credits for students and firms hiring civil engineers, mirroring aerospace sector strategies.