Senator Kristen Thompson received the Bulldog Award for her commitment to public safety and child protection laws. She authored legislation enhancing school safety and child-abuse reporting.

Oklahoma City residents experienced a cool morning with a forecast of sunny skies and temperatures rising to 73°F, with light winds and clear conditions extending into the night.

The City of Lawton is conducting "No Cart November" to collect abandoned shopping carts, with citizens able to discard carts during bulk waste pickup without extra charge. Unclaimed carts will be scrapped after January.

A shooting at OSU's Carreker East dorm left three hospitalized; police responded, finding no suspects or ongoing threat. The incident followed a large off-campus party. University operations have continued with heightened security.

Oklahoma City faces windy conditions today, with the National Weather Service issuing an advisory for gusts up to 45 mph until 1 PM CDT; caution is advised for driving and potential power outages.

Oklahoma legislators are studying HR1, "Big Beautiful Bill," focusing on its impact on Medicaid and health care. Rep. Mark Chapman leads the study, consulting with healthcare professionals on federal policy changes and their effects on the state.

Oklahoma lawmakers examine privacy concerns surrounding the use of ALPRs for law enforcement, discussing their potential overreach and impact on constitutional rights.

Tifany Adams pleaded no contest to charges related to the murders of two Kansas women, avoiding the death penalty. Her sentencing is set for January 28th.

A multi-vehicle crash closed eastbound lanes of I-40 near Anderson Road, causing traffic delays, but the road reopened after the scene was cleared. The cause is under investigation.

The Oklahoma AG's office emphasizes commitment to combat domestic violence, highlighting October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, awarding community members, and stressing state-wide issue severity.

Tulsa faces multiple road closures and lane reductions for projects on SH-51, US-75, and other highways, affecting evening commutes and causing detours through 2028.

The NWS reports clear skies and comfortable temperatures in Oklahoma City, with highs in the mid-80s and a light wind expected through the week, and a chance of showers on Friday night.

Rep. Schreiber led a study on how building codes affect workforce housing development in Oklahoma, focusing on overcoming regulatory hindrances to meet housing demands for the state's labor force.