The Oklahoma Parole Board recommended clemency for death row inmate Tremane Wood, but the AG expressed disappointment, referencing Wood's ongoing criminal activity in prison.

Oklahoma City commuters will face multiple lane and ramp closures through 2026 due to roadworks, including the I-35 and SH-9W interchange upgrade and bridge projects over US-77.

Car burglaries at upscale Tulsa apartments raise security concerns; a rifle and $4,000 stolen, with police seeking information on a suspect from dashcam footage.

Oklahoma officials, including State Rep. Mike Kelley, studied public pension systems to ensure their sustainability and impact on the economy, focusing on consistent funding and robust investment strategies.

Excavation in Tulsa's Oaklawn Cemetery has uncovered 78 graves, including victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, with evidence of violence like gunshot wounds.

Oklahoma House Republicans, including Speaker Kyle Hilbert, visited Ardmore as part of the Capitol to Community tour to engage with local leaders and explore the city's development.

Oklahoma care facilities must now disclose specific memory care services they offer, under a new law aimed at increased transparency for families with members suffering from dementia.

Tulsa prepares for winter by opening a new weather shelter offering beds and essential services to combat homelessness, funded by the city's ARPA funds.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond will dismiss charges against native hunters adhering to tribal law, emphasizing tribal sovereignty over state hunting permits.

Oklahoma Democratic leaders criticize state's response to SNAP benefit lapse and urge for a special legislative session to address food aid amid federal shutdown.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 54, endorsed by Senator Weaver, broadens Aggravated DUI definitions, introducing stricter penalties starting November 1 for driving impaired, particularly in cases involving accidents, minors, or reckless acts.

Oklahoma's new bill enables former property owners to repurchase land seized by eminent domain at the original sale price, with improved notification processes to be effective November 1st.

Norman intersection at S. Berry Road and W. Imhoff Road closed for underground repairs on October 29 from 7:30 AM to 4 PM. Detours in place; Line Maintenance available for guidance.