Oklahoma's House Bill 1516 raises the age for minors to enter into insurance contracts to 16 with parental consent, aiming to protect young Oklahomans.

Oklahoma's $12.59 billion FY 2026 budget features tax cuts and maintains most agency funding, with a minor overall increase from the previous year. Some criticize its transparency and focus on tax reductions.

Gray Street in Norman is shifting traffic patterns due to construction starting May 16, with lane closures and the transformation from one-way to two-way traffic.

Oklahoma City Police are investigating the homicide of Douglas Smitherman at a carwash, marking the city's 24th homicide of 2025. No arrests have been made, and the public's help is sought.

Norman city offices will close for Memorial Day 2025, but sanitation services, certain recreational facilities, and transit systems will operate with adjusted schedules.

Oklahoma City hosts a mental health info session during National Mental Health Awareness Month, welcoming residents to discuss services and resources with experts.

An Oologah man was sentenced to over 16 years for child enticement and must register as a sex offender. He engaged in illicit online chats and distributed child pornography.

Oklahoma Treaty Day will take place on May 13 to discuss the relevance of treaties with tribal nations, featuring input from tribal leaders and lawmakers.

Oklahoma Sen. Standridge is disappointed over the Senate's inaction on a bill to protect utility consumers from franchise fees after Winter Storm Uri. The bill failed to reach a vote before the deadline.

The article describes the current and upcoming weather forecast for Oklahoma City, with a mild and sunny week anticipated, according to the National Weather Service.

A car crashed into an embankment in west Oklahoma City, resulting in one fatality and the temporary closure of nearby roads. Police are investigating the cause.

Oklahoma House passes SB20 to enhance CDL standards, requiring proof of citizenship and English proficiency, and imposing penalties for non-compliance.

Senator George Burns hosted Leadership LeFlore County at the Oklahoma Capitol, recognizing their role in cultivating local leaders and emphasizing the value of leadership skills.