Newcastle, OK, is preparing for the Christmas in the Park event, with activities, inflatables, and free photos with Santa starting at 3 PM in Veterans Park.

Choctaw's Christmas Market will feature over 80 vendors, family activities, local crafts, and holiday treats, aiming to be the community's top festive event.

Norman Parks and Recreation offers a Winter Break Camp for kids aged 5-11, featuring crafts and games from December 22-January 5, at a cost of $25 per child per day.

OCPD Motors Unit emphasizes the importance of wearing full motorcycle safety gear, including DOT-approved helmets, abrasion-resistant clothing with armor, gloves, and boots, especially during the cold weather to maintain reaction time and dexterity.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office is hiring four Detention Officers, with applications due by December 12. Responsibilities include inmate supervision and maintaining facility security.

Oklahoma City is experiencing service disruptions and issuing advisories due to severe winter weather forecast for December 4, including court cancellations, bus detours, and measures to protect people, pets, and property from freezing conditions.

Newcastle, Oklahoma residents will see water bill increases due to growing operational costs and the price of water from Oklahoma City, starting January 2026.

Midwest City's Holiday Lights Spectacular offers a free drive-through light display from December 2-28, from 6-10 p.m. at Joe B. Barnes Regional Park.

Tulsa Parks introduces a range of winter activities, including day camps, toy drives, nature walks, crafting sessions, and a pickleball tournament, with registration available online.

Oklahoma residents joined the Lake Thunderbird Watershed Partnership for National Stormwater Day, cleaning up 673 pounds of waste from the local area.

Spencer announces a new initiative for local students in design and clean energy, with registrations open for Rogers Middle School and Star Spencer High School attendees.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt urges Attorney General to revise the legal strategy against Tyson Foods, concerned about the impact on local food producers and community livelihoods.

Tulsa prepares for winter weather with brine treatments on roads and has resources like 66 trucks and abundant salt to clear major routes and expressways. Shelters are available for those in need.