A shooting at Langston University during homecoming weekend injured a non-student. Security was increased and the university continued its events. No suspects have been arrested.

OKC drivers face travel disruptions from several roadwork projects, with lane closures and detours through 2025, impacting major highways and streets.

Senator Mark Mann aims to make Oklahoma a leader in Alzheimer's research and treatment, highlighting advances in the state and pushing for an NIH Alzheimer's center.

Oklahoma faces an affordable housing issue, prompting Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt to call for state and municipal cooperation, highlighting strategies for economic growth and housing access.

Senator Adam Pugh sponsors Senate Bill 1189 to secure $50 million annually for school safety in Oklahoma, promoting enhancements like resource officers and advanced locks.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation announces traffic pattern changes due to construction, affecting I-35, I-40, and other major roads. Commuters should expect delays and plan for extra travel time.

Oklahoma City faces traffic delays with widespread construction on highways, causing lane closures and ramp shutdowns, including I-40 and I-44, with some projects lasting into 2025 or 2026.

Rep. Tammy West was reappointed to the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women, continuing her work on women's advancement in the state until 2026.

Oklahoma City residents can expect sunny, warmer weather ahead, with the NWS forecasting highs in the mid-80s, clear skies, and mild nights for the coming week.

Oklahoma City opens Dorset Place Veteran Community to help house veterans and tackle local homelessness, with 37 of 70 units completed in its first phase.

Oklahoma transportation advisory: Expect delays due to construction on major highways and interstates from Oct 10-12; lane closures and detours are in place.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Oklahoma City, including temperature, humidity, wind conditions, and outlook for the upcoming week and Columbus Day.

Oklahoma's AG office announces its annual Employment Law Symposium in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, offering sessions on workplace laws with Continuing Education Credits.