Jamie Meyer, Norman's Deputy City Clerk, earned the Certified Municipal Clerk designation from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, highlighting the city's dedication to professional growth.

Oklahoma City employees donated over $613,000 to local charities through the Heart of the City campaign, marking a record in their philanthropic efforts.

The Warr Acres Police Department reminds drivers to adhere to speed limits during the festive season, citing NHTSA statistics on speeding-related fatalities.

NWS reports chilly weather in Oklahoma City with a current 26°F and a feel of 14°F. Upcoming forecasts show a gradual warm-up with mostly sunny skies and highs reaching 71°F by Saturday.

Oklahoma City forecasts sunny days with moderate temperatures, windy conditions, and clear skies for the upcoming week as per National Weather Service updates.

Oklahoma City drivers face various roadwork projects through 2025/2026, with lane closures and detours expected across major roads and interchanges, as ODOT works on infrastructure improvements.

The Oklahoma Senate Education Committee hosted a Christmas celebration with student performances at the Capitol.

Oklahoma City Senator Mark Mann received the Legislator of the Year award from the Kirkpatrick Policy Group (KPG) for his work in the 2025 legislative session.

Lawton announces holiday service changes, including office closures and a modified trash collection schedule, with pickup adjustments for December 25 and January 1.

Officer Owen featured in Choctaw PD's "Meet the Team Monday," noted for his military background, community interaction, and aspirations to become a firearms and defensive tactics instructor.

Norman's Bike Giveaway, led by the Trae Young Family Foundation, will provide 500 free bicycles to local children on December 7, at the Young Family Athletic Center.

Mustang Police Department honored six officers with medals for evacuating residents during an apartment fire, recognizing their bravery and commitment to public safety.

Ex-bank president Danny Seibel indicted on bank fraud charges, facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted. He allegedly made unauthorized loans and manipulated records.