The Oklahoma City Municipal Court has canceled all sessions on November 4 due to severe weather, with Judge Philippa C. James offering continuances without fees.

A series of tornadoes struck the Oklahoma City metro area overnight, leaving damage and several injuries but no fatalities. Emergency services are responding to the aftermath.

Tornadoes caused significant damage in the Oklahoma City metro, impacting structures like Newcastle Elementary School and creating transportation issues, with non-life-threatening injuries reported.

The Oklahoma vs. Maine football game was rescheduled to 11 a.m. from 1:30 p.m. due to severe weather concerns, prioritizing the safety of fans and athletes.

Councilwoman Nikki Nice will host her final town hall as Ward 7's councilperson before joining the Oklahoma State Capitol. She will discuss ongoing projects in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma's early voting kickoff saw large crowds and long wait times, reflecting high voter engagement and prompting calls for more early voting sites.

Oklahoma City is transferring water from Canton Lake to Lake Hefner to address low water levels, in cooperation with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, while considering community concerns.

Oklahoma Rep. Kendrix and Sen. Bergstrom advocate for increased transparency in the state's rulemaking process, highlighting new online resources to engage the public.

Attorney Stephen Jones, known for defending Timothy McVeigh, is set to argue before the Oklahoma Supreme Court against Commissioner Todd Hiett over misconduct allegations in utility cases.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond is appealing an anti-ESG law ruling to the state's Supreme Court, aiming to address concerns over the law's impact on pension investment strategies.

Oklahoma City expects sunny weather, with a high of 73 degrees today, leading to warmer and windier conditions, possibly reaching 34 mph by Monday. Storms may arrive Wednesday with a 60% chance of precipitation.

Oklahoma City is preparing for a safe Halloween with trick-or-treating tips, pet safety advice, and various themed events, including an adaptive Trunk-or-Treat for diverse participants.

Oklahoma City announced the filing dates for City Council candidates for Wards 1, 3, 4, and 7, with the election set for February 11, 2025. Candidates must meet eligibility criteria and may face a runoff if no majority is won.