Oklahoma City implements a liberal leave policy for non-essential city employees due to severe winter weather, allowing them to use leave time or telework.

The NWS has issued an Extreme Cold Warning and Winter Weather Advisory for Oklahoma and parts of Texas due to severe wind chills and mixed precipitation.

The Beyond Apology Commission offers housing recommendations for Tulsa Race Massacre survivors and descendants, focusing on wealth generation in Greenwood.

Sen. Bullard advances Senate Bill 961 to counter real estate deed fraud in Oklahoma, mandating owner notification upon new deed recording and engaging law enforcement for suspected fraud.

The Oklahoma Senate Judiciary Committee approved Senate Bill 352, which requires energy projects over 300 kilovolts to obtain a certificate before using eminent domain.

Oklahoma House passes a bill to limit students' use of personal electronics, like cellphones, in school to improve mental health and academic performance.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library expands into Wagoner County, Oklahoma, offering free monthly books to children under five to promote early literacy.

Oklahoma's governor appointed three new members to the State Board of Education, prompting varied reactions, with Sen. Mark Mann expressing cautious optimism for potential educational improvements.

The City Manager has implemented a liberal leave policy for city employees due to a cold front, allowing non-essential personnel to stay home during treacherous conditions, with options for remote work to continue operations.

Oklahoma Senator Carri Hicks' "Buy American" bill, SB 168, requiring state agencies to prioritize American-made products, advances after Senate committee approval.

Oklahoma Governor appoints new members to the State Board of Education in response to poor education scores, with State Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt supporting the shakeup for educational improvement.

Lisa Moss was honored in Oklahoma for being the first woman freed under the Survivors' Act, after 34 years in prison for a crime linked to domestic abuse.

The NWS Oklahoma City forecasts drizzle, patchy morning fog, and a high of 49°F today. Conditions to clear with sunny days ahead and possible mixed precipitation early next week.