A fire at the Mustang Gas Plant in Hennessey led to an evacuation and highway closure, with no injuries reported, due to a burst valve igniting from a spark.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is poised to make a pivotal announcement, with speculations pointing to a possible gubernatorial campaign launch.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's office reported the CITCO's seizure of over 1685 pounds of narcotics, including a dangerous 222 pounds of fentanyl, highlighting the opioid crisis.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas, warning of slippery roads and advising caution.

Sen. Warren Hamilton introduces Senate Bill 19 in Oklahoma, requiring schools to list their library materials for the State Department of Education to prevent exposure to explicit content.

Oklahoma City forecast: sunny and cold with a high near 36°F, decreasing winds, and a chilly evening around 26°F. Snow showers likely Thursday with a high near 35°F and continued clear, cold nights.

The Choctaw Nation marks the 50th anniversary of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act, a landmark law empowering tribal self-governance.

Oklahoma Senator Bergstrom introduces SB 349, requiring higher education institutions to disclose foreign donations over $50,000 for financial transparency.

Norman City Hall closed due to an HVAC issue, affecting multiple offices and services. No timeline for repairs has been given, but updates will be provided on their website.

Two died in a crash on US-283 near Cheyenne, Oklahoma; a Ford F-350 fishtailed and collided with a Nissan NV3500, killing Misti D. Morris and passenger Thomas J. Stampul. Driver Rene G. De La Cruz was hospitalized.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt and Commissioner Friesen defend the state's mental health services against DOJ criticism, emphasizing their progress with initiatives like the 988 hotline and rejecting federal overreach.

Isabell Jean Marmolejo, a missing 19-year-old from Del City with developmental issues, has been found safe after a Kasey Alert was cancelled by Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Firefighters evacuated an Oklahoma City apartment complex as they battled a significant blaze that damaged two units; no residents were hurt and two cats and a rat were rescued.