The City of Choctaw, OK invites residents to share their preferences for future events and the use of a community room through a survey shared on their Facebook page.

Staghorn Petroleum is offering reimbursements for expenses due to a blowout in Oklahoma. Residents can attend a meeting with receipts to claim compensation for evacuation costs. The cause of the blowout is under investigation.

Oklahoma City notifies over 64,000 households of bulky trash collection schedule changes via postcards, details on the city's website and customer portal, with changes starting March 1.

A Broken Arrow family is searching for the anonymous Good Samaritan who pulled their daughter from a crash; the teen survived but faces months of surgeries and rehab. GoFundMe and local blood drives are supporting her care.

Mold discovered at the Delta Gamma sorority house in Norman forced residents out and paused repairs while leaders plan a larger renovation.

The City of Edmond is encouraging utility customers to enroll in AutoPay by entering them into a sweepstakes for a chance to win one of two $500 Visa gift cards.

Norman's ECAB is hosting a "WATER'S WORTH IT!" Poster Contest for K-5 students to promote water conservation, with public voting during the April Art Walk.

Oklahoma City Police Department invites high school students to join its Youth Engagement Council for dialogue and understanding between youth and law enforcement.

Jones, Oklahoma, addresses waste collection backlog; double service for some; authorities urge adhering to regular schedule and thank residents for patience.

Lawton officials state residents can stop dripping faucets as temperatures rise, reducing strain on the water system after usage surged during the cold snap.

Tenants at Remington Ranch in Stillwater say they've been without reliable hot water since October while management installs heaters and the city weighs nuisance action.

ODOT reports clear roads in NW, NC, NE, OKC, and Tulsa areas, with caution urged due to potential refreezing. Conditions are slowly improving statewide. Safety tips and final update provided unless conditions change.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department reports 69 water shut-offs since Monday and urges residents to know their water shut-off valves to prevent damage and save emergency resources.