Tulsa is set to begin Welcoming Week 2025 on September 11, with events celebrating diversity and inclusion, including a naturalization ceremony and various cultural activities.

Lawton's Open Streets Committee prepares a downtown pedestrian event to promote community health and engagement with activities planned for September 20, 2025.

Tulsa is undergoing an extensive governmental effort to address homelessness, launching initiatives like Safe Move Tulsa and funding social services to assist and reduce the homeless population.

Oklahoma expands "Operation SAFE" beyond Tulsa to tackle homelessness, focusing on removing encampments and debris without arrests, amidst calls for more comprehensive solutions.

The Tulsa Police Department is enforcing speed limits in school zones, citing safety and issuing fines, like a recent $500 ticket for a driver speeding at 52 mph in a 25 mph zone.

Tulsa Police found a mini horse and are searching for its owner, turning to social media for help. The horse, a "nibbler," is with Tulsa Animal Services until claimed.

Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office members climbed 110 flights during the 14th Annual OKC 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb to honor the memory of the fallen from the September 11 attacks.

Deputy Knoles of Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office completed Search and Rescue Training to enhance local emergency response.

Norman prepares for Halloween with safety tips for trick-or-treating, events like fun runs, outdoor movies, and reminders for motorists and partygoers regarding responsible behavior.

Oklahoma Reps. Steve Bashore and Scott Fetgatter were named Legislators of the Year by the ORA for their pro-business work benefiting the hospitality industry.

Sen. Dossett and Rep. Hefner are promoting HB 1836 to improve Oklahoma's State Use Program for nonprofits employing people with disabilities, following a joint study session with relevant stakeholders.

Tulsa prepares for its 8th annual 918 Day on September 18 with a theme "Tulsa in Motion," featuring a city tour by Mayor Nichols and the new Passport Challenge event on September 20, where participants collect stamps for prizes.

North Norman residents reported unusual chlorine smell and taste in their water, which the city linked to a single operating chlorinated well; safety levels were confirmed, yet the well was temporarily shut down.