Oklahoma Senate Democrats criticize State Superintendent Ryan Walters for using standardized testing announcements to divert attention from his purported failures and scandals.

The Cleveland County community in Oklahoma celebrated National Night Out, with law enforcement mingling with over a thousand locals to strengthen community bonds.

Tulsa announces HUD grant workshops for community projects, requiring RSVPs by August 29 for sessions on September 2 and 3. Attendance is crucial for applicants.

Oklahoma County Sheriff's deputies are searching for Kaleb Wilson after he fled a traffic stop and a passenger was hit by his car during the chase. He faces charges of Eluding, Kidnapping, and Vehicular Assault.

OKC Will Rogers International Airport is hosting a three-day Global Entry enrollment event from August 19-21 to simplify customs for frequent travelers.

Norman residents experienced a delay in Monday's yard waste pickup due to staffing issues with the City Sanitation Department. The city advised via its website to leave waste out until collected.

The American Virtual Academy was denied access to Oklahoma's Parental Choice Tax Credit program for failing to meet eligibility requirements such as having a physical Oklahoma location and the necessary accreditation.

The Osage Nation ranch has reported stolen and dead cattle, with a foreman notifying the ONPD of the loss. Security measures are being considered following this incident.

Senator Adam Pugh honored the late ex-Governor George Nigh for his dedicated service to Oklahoma and his impact on higher education and public service.

Wiley Post Airport in northwest Oklahoma City opened its new runway, celebrated by Rep. Marilyn Stark as beneficial for local infrastructure and economic growth, also supporting the region's aviation development and future prospects.

Oklahoma City requires roofing permits for single-family homes and duplexes starting August 1, as part of a new ordinance to ensure safety and code compliance.

Norman, Oklahoma will enhance city communications with a personalized email system through Granicus' GovDelivery starting August 1, allowing residents to select topics of interest.

Edmond's various departments are moving to a new City Hall to streamline operations and improve efficiency. The transition may temporarily affect in-person services, so residents should verify availability.