The City of Edmond has released its 2026 calendars featuring Route 66 history, with important city dates. Available from November 21 at an event and citywide on November 24.

The Tulsa Police Department has been reaccredited by the CALEA for the 19th consecutive year, confirming its adherence to high public safety standards.

The latest resident survey from Oklahoma City shows high satisfaction with the city's direction, despite concerns over streets, homelessness, and traffic. City officials plan to address these issues informed by the survey results.

The Norman Police Department is running its annual Fill the Cruiser holiday drive, collecting new toys and baby essentials for local families in need.

Michele Loudenback received the Towering Spirit Award from Keep Oklahoma Beautiful for her environmental work in Norman, OK.

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare's "Home for the Holidays" program encourages residents to foster shelter dogs temporarily, offering mutual benefits during the holiday season.

OKCPD is utilizing Reality Based Training to prepare police cadets for real-world situations, enhancing their decision-making, communication, and safety skills under pressure.

The Moore Food & Resource Center hosted a health event where the Cleveland County Health Department helped with SoonerCare enrollment and offered free flu shots.

The Mustang Fire Department raised $300 for the Mustang High School JROTC through a Veterans Day shirt fundraiser, reflecting community support and investment in youth leadership.

The federal government reopens, with Oklahoma Representatives Pae and Gise addressing the resumption of SNAP benefits after the shutdown, emphasizing relief for communities and improved government accountability.

Students at Southern Nazarene University's international management class were recognized for gathering over 1,000 food items to address local food insecurity.

Oklahoma State Representative Forrest Bennett announced his resignation effective December 1, 2025, due to a new role as AFL-CIO President, citing potential conflicts with legislative duties.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt granted clemency to Tremane Wood after the Pardon and Parole Board's recommendation, a decision applauded by State Sen. Regina Goodwin and advocates.