The article details Oklahoma City's service schedule adjustments for Christmas, including unchanged trash pickups, reduced transit hours, and closed city offices and facilities.

The article outlines Oklahoma City's weather forecast by the NWS, predicting sunny conditions with a gradual rise in temperature leading up to Christmas, but with a chance of showers early in the following week.

Capitol Hill is preparing to start construction on a new multicultural plaza to celebrate local Hispanic heritage, with a groundbreaking event scheduled for January 15.

Officials confirmed that a fish kill in Rock Creek, Norman, poses no threat to public health; it was likely caused by water flushing from a treatment plant.

A pickup truck collided with a train in Canadian County, Oklahoma, injuring the driver, who is now in stable condition. The crash occurred near SH 66 and Banner Road.

11-year-old Isis Flowers was found safe after a community-wide search in Milwaukee, having last been seen near 18th and Vienna. Her specifics of recovery remain undisclosed.

A gun carried by a school resource officer at Blanchard Elementary discharged while he was helping a child, leading to an investigation into the holster's safety.

An Oklahoma City police car collided with a Jeep, causing no injuries but some traffic disruption near SW 29th St. and Wimberley Drive. The incident is under investigation.

Oklahoma's Moore and Yukon high schools experienced lockdowns due to anonymous threats, which were believed to be part of a nationwide hoax. No injuries were reported and normal operations resumed shortly after.

Norman administrative offices will close for Christmas and New Year's, with altered trash/recycling schedules and closures of Transfer Station and Compost Facility during the holidays.

A fire at Second Chances in Oklahoma City has impacted its ability to serve the community, needing donations for heaters and other essentials for the homeless.

Oklahoma's Attorney General opposes a proposed U.S. Department of Energy electric transmission corridor, stressing it may infringe on private property rights and is unnecessary due to the state's energy surplus.

An Oklahoma County Detention Center officer was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault and battery after allegedly using excessive force on a handcuffed detainee.