George M. Sutton Urban Wilderness Area in Norman will start restoration on September 4, focusing on invasive species removal over two days for ecological restoration.

Norman is accepting nominations for its Human Rights Award, recognizing local champions of human rights. Submissions are due by October 15 via email or mail.

Protestors converged on the Oklahoma state Capitol on Labor Day, advocating for economic reforms and social justice in the "Workers Over Billionaires" and 50-50-1 movements. They marched with banners demanding fair wages and dignified conditions.

Sgt. Van Brunt and Sgt. Alexander of the Oklahoma City PD were spotlighted for their work supporting Special Olympics Oklahoma and the Law Enforcement Torch Run.

The Oklahoma City Zoo celebrates the birth of an endangered okapi calf, emphasizing the importance of conservation for the species with an estimated 10,000 left in the wild.

Oklahoma has introduced an "America First" test for teachers, created with PragerU, eliciting criticism it's a political loyalty test; some fear it could worsen the teacher shortage.

OKCPD showed appreciation for local workers on Labor Day via a Facebook post, highlighting their importance to the community and reminding everyone to celebrate safely.

The OKC Police Department promotes their free FACT Program on social media, inviting teens for mentorship and engagement to succeed in life and avoid negative influences.

ODOT announces intermittent lane closures on US-59/S. Main St. in Grove for striping operations from Sept. 2-9, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., with details on their traffic advisory page.

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.