The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office honored veterans in Norman with a parade and ceremony on Veterans Day, expressing profound gratitude for their service and sacrifice.

OKCPD shared a story of community support where a local barbershop gave a young member of the FACT program a haircut, highlighting the spirit of partnership in Oklahoma City.

Sen. Jo Anna Dossett to speak at the 50th Anniversary of Women in Public Life Symposium in Texas, detailing SB 176 and promoting bipartisan policy efforts.

OKC Airport launches nonstop flights to Cancun in partnership with American Airlines, providing a direct travel option for Oklahomans to the tropical destination every Saturday until 2026.

Norman's phone lines face technical issues, causing call disruptions. Residents are advised to use email or online services, with updates to be posted on the City's website.

Edmond celebrates the holidays with Miracle on 2nd Street events, including an ice rink, tree lighting, and Santa visits. Local businesses participate with themed activities and promotions.

Tulsa extends utility payment grace period for residents affected by government shutdown until January 31, 2026, to ease the burden on those reliant on SNAP and federal employment.

Tulsa drivers face lane closures and delays across numerous construction projects in the region, affecting I-244, US-412, and I-44 interchange until 2028.

Oklahoma City commuters will face multiple lane and ramp closures through 2026 due to roadworks, including the I-35 and SH-9W interchange upgrade and bridge projects over US-77.

Lawton honored Detective Rucker with the True North Award and volunteer Mary Fountain as Citizen of the Month for their contributions to the community.

The Oklahoma Community Health Workers Act, effective from November 1, advances public health through a bipartisan effort, establishing a voluntary certification program for community health workers.

Broken Arrow Public Schools introduced Tiger Connect, aiming to improve student behavior management. The program involves teaching, counseling, and parental involvement over six weeks.

The Guthrie Police Department is hiring an Animal Control Officer and is seeking applicants passionate about public service and animals. Applications can be made online via a QR code or the city's website.