Edmond City offices will close for Labor Day; trash pickup delayed by one day, but Citylink buses will not run.

The Tenth Circuit Court upheld Oklahoma's law against minors' "gender transition" procedures, with the state AG claiming the ruling as a victory for protecting children's welfare.

Tulsa announces Labor Day closures and service changes, including City Hall and waste collection, but maintains emergency services and keeps some recreational facilities open.

Norman's city offices will close for Labor Day, but solid waste services will continue as usual. Some transit and public services will be unavailable.

Eisenhower High School's JROTC won the Clean Sweep Award for their efforts in keeping local streets clean and was honored at a Lawton City Council meeting.

The National Weather Service predicts unsettled weather in Oklahoma City with chances of showers and thunderstorms over several days, followed by gradual clearing.

Edmond's intersection at Danforth Road and Kelly Avenue is undergoing a $9 million improvement project to enhance traffic flow and safety, with construction starting September 8.

The Oklahoma City Police Department is hosting a town hall on child cybersecurity, focusing on educating parents on online threats and the use of Project iGuardian.

Norman Public Schools in Oklahoma reduced their substance abuse-related suspensions by 40% following a proactive approach funded by a $150,000 opioid grant.

OKCPD is hosting a town hall called "Protecting Kids Online" on August 27 to educate parents on digital safety for children. Registration is required.

Chief Nate Tarver retired after 46 years in law enforcement, marked by a ceremony at the University of Oklahoma, celebrating his career and contributions.

The Norman Police Department has organized a detailed traffic and parking strategy for the University of Oklahoma home football games, with designated routes, street closures, and parking rules to improve the game day experience.

K9 Murphy, trained in electronic storage detection, joins Norman Police to aid in cybercrime cases, becoming the first such dog in the Oklahoma City metro.