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.

Engineering professor Steven P. Crossley received the PECASE, highlighting his innovative work in catalysis and nanomaterials synthesis, contributing significantly to science and sustainable industry growth.

University of Oklahoma students study urban gardens to enhance pollinator survival amidst environmental changes, focusing on plant-pollinator interactions and how certain plants can better support bees and other pollinators.

Jim Knowles is set to join Penn State as the highest-paid coordinator in history, leaving Ohio State and Oklahoma behind.

Oklahoma City warns of a scam involving fraudulent calls demanding utility payments; city officials confirm they don't demand money over the phone and urge residents to report scams.

Oklahoma City advances pedestrian-friendly projects with MAPS 4 sidewalks under construction, aimed at improving walkability and safety with $61 million funding until 2031.

Stardust Power Inc. broke ground on a $1.2 billion lithium refinery in Muskogee, Oklahoma, aiming to produce 50,000 metric tons of lithium annually and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign minerals.

Groundbreaking event held for Plaza Calle Dos Cinco and Trail Spur in Oklahoma City's Historic Capitol Hill, emphasizing community and urban greenery.

The reconstruction of Oklahoma City's Midwest Blvd bridge, initially delayed due to unexpected issues like a gas line conflict, is now expected to open in summer.

The City of Tulsa begins street rehabilitation on East 21st Street on January 20, with expected traffic disturbances and improvements including new asphalt and stormwater systems.