Oklahoma's House Democratic Leader thanked the governor for granting clemency to Tremane Wood, aligning with the parole board's recommendation for reform.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt appoints Russ Cochran as special prosecutor, challenging AG Drummond's directive on indigenous hunting rights enforcement.

Edmond's Luminance light event returns to Mitch Park with new interactive displays, kicking off on November 21st and running until January 1st, featuring entertainment, marketplaces, and a drone show.

Norman Parks & Recreation Department, with partners, is hosting a tree giveaway on November 21, 2025, at Griffin Community Park to enhance urban foliage and environmental benefits.

Mocine Park in Lawton is being renovated with modern, safe play equipment, as part of the city's 2040 Capital Improvement Plan, aiming for completion by year-end or early 2026.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond was inducted into the Oklahoma Military Hall of Honor and named Air Force Legacy Veteran of the Year for 2025, recognizing his exceptional military service.

Richard Dewayne Chambers received life sentences without parole for three 2024 Oklahoma murders, plus seven years for other counts, after pleading guilty.

Tulsa drivers face lane closures and detours due to ongoing highway projects, including lighting work on SH-51 and safety device installation on SH-11, with some projects lasting into 2028.

Oklahoma Human Services partners with food banks to provide emergency aid to SNAP recipients during the federal shutdown, offering food boxes for eligible households affected by empty cupboards.

Oklahoma lawmakers discussed the impact of pharmacy benefit managers on health care, with debates on patient access, pricing, and local pharmacy struggles. Reforms are being considered to address these issues.

Oklahoma and northern Texas are under a freeze watch with potential sub-freezing temperatures threatening plants and outdoor plumbing, as forecasted by the NWS.

ODOT advises of lane and ramp closures in Tulsa due to various projects, including lighting and safety device repairs on SH-51/BA Expwy and US-75, as well as long-term construction at I-44/US-75 interchange and other locations, impacting commuters.

Tulsa drivers face lane closures and delays across numerous construction projects in the region, affecting I-244, US-412, and I-44 interchange until 2028.