Oklahoma's House passed House Bill 2106, aiming to reduce the number of election dates to enhance voter engagement and efficiency. The bill now proceeds to the Senate.

The Oklahoma Senate passed SB 186 to support the transition of emergency-certified educators to fully certified teachers, addressing the teacher shortage.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill to increase daily foster care reimbursements by $5, marking the first raise since 2018 to aid foster families amid inflation.

Senator Jo Anna Dossett was honored with the 2025 Guardian of History award by the Oklahoma Historical Society for her work in protecting Oklahoma's history.

Officials report a vehicular homicide in Oklahoma City involving 16-year-old Tamireyahna Warren, with Quimariauna Johnson arrested for First-Degree Murder.

A fire truck damaged in an incident was provided a new window through community support, while a separate fire caused extensive damage to Geary High School.

A 16-year-old girl was killed in Oklahoma City in an intentional hit-and-run incident, leading to an ongoing homicide investigation and the arrest of a suspect.

The NWS forecast for New Orleans promises sun and potential showers, with temperatures ranging from mid-50s to high-70s and varying wind conditions throughout the week.

An Oklahoma County man, Jesus Flores, was sentenced to over seven years in federal prison for illegal firearm possession after shooting another driver during a road rage incident.

Oklahoma City forecast includes a sunny high near 61°F, with temperatures rising throughout the week and gusty winds shifting from northwest to southeast.

The NWS issued a Red Flag Warning and Wind Advisory for Oklahoma and North Texas due to high fire risk from strong winds, low humidity, and dry conditions.

Christopher Hassig is appointed as Stillwater's new Police Chief, starting April 28, bringing 18 years of experience from Houston Police to enhance community relations and policing.

Oklahoma aligns school board elections with general elections to improve voter turnout, as per Senate Bill 6, endorsed by Senator Ally Seifried. Critics fear it may politicize the races.