Sgt. Van Brunt and Sgt. Alexander of the Oklahoma City PD were spotlighted for their work supporting Special Olympics Oklahoma and the Law Enforcement Torch Run.

Tulsa expands its Route 66 facade grant to include buildings constructed before 1980, increasing funding for exterior restorations to promote heritage tourism.

Tulsa is experiencing traffic disruptions due to construction on US-75 and I-244, with closures and detours in effect through 2025-2028. Drivers are advised to allow extra travel time.

Tulsa commuters face road closures and detours due to multiple construction projects, with various highways affected through 2025-2028, including SH-51, US-75, and I-44 interchanges.

Two individuals were arrested by Tulsa Police for a shooting on August 16, resulting in one death and one injury. The suspects face murder charges, with a McGirt ruling implication due to tribal membership.

Louisiana Economic Development won the Best-in-Show award from SEDC for its Super Bowl LIX communication work, celebrated at a conference attended by professionals from across the American South.

Oklahoma State Representative Tom Gann challenges PSO over $700 million in bonds for Winter Storm Uri costs, citing lack of necessary audits and demanding customer refunds.

Oklahoma Legislative Democrats are starting "Capitol Conversations," public forums for engaging citizens on topics like education and legislation, initiated by leaders Julia Kirt and Cyndi Munson.

The Edmond Farmer's Market in Oklahoma, a staple for local produce and crafts, concludes its 22nd season, offering a diverse range of goods and emphasizing efficiency and resilience despite early-season weather challenges.

The article discusses Oklahoma City's current and upcoming weather conditions with forecasts of sunny skies, high temperatures, and potential showers and thunderstorms in the following days.

The OKCFD conducted a simulated rescue drill for a building collapse, using search dogs and specialized equipment to extricate a "victim" trapped under rubble.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Oklahoma due to high temperatures with heat index values up to 106, prompting warnings for residents to take precautions.

Norman prepares for National Backflow Prevention Day, urging residents to use prevention devices, avoid contaminating water with hoses in standing water, and follow best practices to protect water quality.