A winter storm forced a brief postponement of Tifany Adams’ Jan. 28 sentencing in the Texas County murders; the plea deal removed the death penalty. Families must wait until Feb. 2 for the court to act.

Oklahoma City police posted surveillance images after a hotel worker was threatened and more than $2,000 was taken from a front desk.

Representative Tammy West proposes House Bill 4118 to expand Oklahoma's tax credit for unpaid family caregivers, lowering the age requirement and including travel for medical appointments.

Tulsa closes public facilities and cancels services like trash collection due to severe winter weather, urging caution and offering virtual access to essential services.

Lawton city officials respond to severe winter weather, closing offices early on Friday and entirely on Saturday, ensuring essential services continue while adjusting solid waste services with backup plans for safety.

Oklahoma's Sen. Mann introduced bills expanding family leave for teachers, including adoption leave and bereavement leave, demonstrating bipartisan efforts to support educators.

The City of Moore announced a free Valentine's Day art event for families with required online registration, emphasizing community engagement on February 14.

Oklahoma Sen. Bullard has introduced a bill to allow local school districts to set teacher pay scales, moving away from the state-mandated minimum salary schedule.

Del City Police emphasized on social media the dangers of driving while impaired by any substance, including marijuana, despite its legal medical use.

Oklahoma City experienced a possibility of morning flurries on MLK Day, but is set to see clearer and warmer weather throughout the week with a mix of sunny days and chilly nights, before a wintry forecast returns by the weekend.

Oklahoma Senator David Bullard filed SB 1868 to require teaching creationism alongside evolution in schools, aiming to promote critical thinking and the examination of life's origins.

House Speaker Kyle Hilbert introduced two bills to ensure taxpayer-funded assistance in Oklahoma goes only to lawful residents, citing accountability and fairness.

Moore, Oklahoma, announces a Spring Men’s Adult Basketball League starting March 2nd, with games at The Station Recreation Center and a $500 team registration fee.