Tulsa celebrates Source Water Protection Week, focusing on safeguarding its water sources. It's developing a protection plan for the Eucha-Spavinaw watershed and collects over 100,000 water samples annually.

Oklahoma Senator Kristen Thompson received the Yolanda Charney Award for her efforts against antisemitism, reflected in the passing of Senate Bills 991 and 942, which seek to protect the Jewish community.

Oklahoma City metro police launch the Blue Envelope Program to help motorists with communication challenges interact more effectively with officers during traffic stops.

Edmond Electric's Brett Griffin discusses his progression from apprentice to distribution superintendent since 1993, emphasizing the commitment and service ethos of linemen.

Oklahoma City's Dogtober Festival, hosted by OKCAW at Earlywine Park, features free dog adoptions, a vaccine clinic, music, crafts, and a pet costume parade.

Oklahoma will host Wrongful Conviction Day ceremonies at the State Capitol with various speakers, including advocates and individuals impacted by wrongful convictions.

The Tulsa Police Department is hosting a community meeting on Wednesday to discuss public safety, alternative response, and mental health with local residents and experts.

Rep. Nicole Miller of Oklahoma has been named Woman of the Year by WTS Oklahoma for her efforts in transportation policy and infrastructure development.

The Lawton Fort Sill Buffalo Soldier chapter received the Clean Sweep Award for environmental service, recognizing their efforts in adopting and maintaining a local highway.

Melissa Gomez received the Employee Spotlight Award for her outstanding service as an Administrative Assistant at Lawton's Central Fire Station, where she facilitated a same-day inspection for a local food truck vendor.

Mayor Nichols and Tulsa city leaders plan Community Conversations in October to discuss public safety, homelessness, and youth initiatives with residents.

The City of Edmond invites public input on South Broadway and East 2nd Street's future in a meeting on October 6, progressing the 2nd & Broadway Corridors Study.

Oklahoma City forms a Youth Safety Advisory Committee to address youth violence by exploring root causes and intervention methods, as per OKC officials and the city's Public Safety Partnership.