H2Oklahoma returns on March 24, 2026, at Ruby Grant Park in Norman, offering water education to fourth graders through activities and demonstrations. Sign-up is required by December 1, 2025.

Lawton, Oklahoma proclaimed October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, focusing on the importance of early detection and education to combat the disease.

Lawton celebrates the one-year success of Stream Clean Saturday, removing over 7,000 pounds of debris from local waterways. The community is invited to clean Numu Creek on October 18.

Oklahoma City's article offers guidance on proper recycling practices, emphasizing quality over quantity and cleanliness of items. Specific recyclable plastics are identified by location, such as bottles in kitchens and bath products in bathrooms.

Oklahoma faces environmental issues due to abandoned marijuana grow sites, with concerns over chemical runoff and waste. Lawmakers debate solutions as agencies like DEQ struggle with jurisdiction and cleanup funding.

Andrea Morman was honored with Lawton's True North Award for her contributions to the Arts and Humanities Division and her leadership in organizing city events.

Lawton City Council proclaimed October as White Cane Awareness Month, with October 15 as White Cane Safety Day, to support visually impaired individuals' independence and safety.

Lawton, Oklahoma, celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day with presentations, speeches, and honors to local individuals and institutions highlighting Indigenous culture and contributions.

Tulsa Police Department participated in National Faith & Blue Weekend at God's Shining Light Church to strengthen ties with the community and local faith organizations.

State Senator Warren Hamilton received the Liberty Bell Award from the Oklahoma District Attorney’s Association for his work on legislation to increase punishment for child sex offenders.

Oklahoma City has placed a plaque at Swatek Park honoring the late Councilman Sam Bowman for his contributions to the community, particularly in public safety and neighborhood development.

Norman's ABWOK initiative reported positive first quarter results, including high job enrollment rates and significant debris collection, aiding individuals with various disorders and contributing to community beautification.

Tulsa organizes a drug take-back event on October 25 to safely dispose of unused medications and sharps to prevent environmental harm and substance abuse.