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.

The Cleveland County Health Department advises new parents on social media to spend holidays with supportive people and highlights resources like the Maternal Mental Health Hotline for stress relief.

Oklahoma City's government reminded residents to recycle correctly, emphasizing containers should be clean, dry, and loose to prevent contamination and ensure efficacy of recycling programs.

The Cleveland County Health Department advises that toys with button or coin batteries need a secure closure opened only with a tool for child safety.

The Stillwater Fire Department's A Shift conducts night drills to maintain readiness for emergency responses, focusing on essential skills in low-light conditions.

David Graham promoted to EMS Sergeant at Edmond Fire Department, recognized for leadership in pre-hospital care.

Oklahoma City Police share safety tips for holiday shopping, highlighting risks like "Jugging," advising to hide cash after withdrawal, lock valuables away, shop in groups, and prefer electronic payments to reduce theft.

The City of Mustang warned about the hazards of disposing fats, oils, and grease (FOG) into sewers and offered tips for proper disposal during the holidays.

The Oklahoma City Police used "Stranger Things" references on social media to give residents safety tips, highlighting the importance of locking doors and being vigilant.

Firefighters from the Yukon Fire Department shared a Thanksgiving meal with community members, underscoring their bonds and offering safety tips for the holiday.

Moore, Oklahoma, welcomes the holiday season with its annual Christmas Light Show at The Station at Central Park, running from Nov 28 to Jan 1, with free admission and a synchronized light display nightly from 6 PM to 10 PM.

Moore, Oklahoma, offers a 20% discount on Aquatic Season Passes for 2026 until January 1, encouraging early purchases at their local center, The Station.