Oklahoma's Senate Bill 2108, aimed at easing feral hog hunting regulations, passed the Senate Agriculture and Wildlife Committee. The bill seeks to remove burdensome licensing requirements.

Police set a perimeter in southwest Oklahoma City after a welfare check escalated into an active standoff on the 4000 block of SW 26th Street. Investigators remained on scene and had not confirmed injuries.

Two people were found dead inside a Guthrie home Sunday evening; investigators say the deaths are being treated as an apparent murder‑suicide.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a 17-year-old suspected of setting a southeast OKC church on fire and committing related vandalism; officers say evidence links the acts to an extremist group. The case is being referred to the state for prosecution.

The City of Moore, Oklahoma, is hiring for various full-time positions, including a dispatcher, public works superintendents, an animal control officer, and a fleet maintenance mechanic.

Tulsa closes two more homeless camps, houses 13 individuals under Safe Move Tulsa, with 68 people and 26 pets rehoused overall, aiming for a phase one goal of 300. The initiative provides housing and support to reduce homelessness and encampments.

Wagoner County deputies recovered stolen tools, meth and marijuana and a firearm after a Feb. 5 search warrant in the Toppers area. Two people were arrested and the probe remains active.

ODOT warns of traffic disruptions in OKC with lane reductions, ramp closures on I-35, I-235, and I-40 starting February 4, 2026, due to various construction projects.

Two Tulsa sisters say repeated leaks, a collapsed ceiling and mold made their apartment uninhabitable and left one battling respiratory symptoms. Legal aid urges documentation and quick action.

Tulsa's greenhouse-inspired Bar Serra has opened a second location in Midtown Oklahoma City, bringing spritzes and Mediterranean-leaning small plates to NW 10th.

Tulsa Animal Services reintroduces fees for small pets but keeps larger dog adoptions free. The policy includes spay/neuter, vaccinations, and microchipping.

A brief outage knocked out Okmulgee County Sheriff’s non‑emergency lines while 911 stayed online. Service was restored before mid‑morning.

Oklahoma passes SB 743 to protect religious services from disruption, backed by Attorney General Drummond and legislated by Sen. Gollihare and Rep. Lawson, in response to a church protest in Minnesota.