Yukon has adjusted its sanitation schedule due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with no trash collection on January 20 and services resuming the following day.

Ryan Conner is featured as Mustang's "Spotlight Employee" for January, praised for his role as City Planner and his influence on the community since April 2022.

Oklahoma City urges residents to submit suggestions for the 2025 bond program before January 15, with over 3,000 proposals received for infrastructure improvements.

Gene Rainbolt, an influential Oklahoma businessman and philanthropist, has died at 95. Attorney General Gentner Drummond honored his legacy in banking, education, and charity.

SEMA is coordinating with the National Weather Service to prepare for severe winter weather, advising residents to take precautions against extreme cold, frostbite, and frozen pipes.

Master Police Officer Jenny Bryan of the Norman Police has died after a battle with cancer, leaving a legacy of courage and dedication to her community.

Oklahoma City announces its New Year's Day schedule, maintaining regular waste services and offering free public transport to celebrate the arrival of 2025.

The Edmond Animal Shelter, guided by Kenny Stevenson, extends beyond standard animal control, focusing on public safety, animal welfare, legal work, and rehoming over 500 animals in 2024, with a broad scope of services and a strong volunteer program.

Oklahoma Human Services revised child care regulations after community feedback, releasing updated rules for further public comment and aiming for a balance between fiscal responsibility and service provision.

Edmond city services will be briefly interrupted during Christmas, with trash collection delayed by a day and no Citylink bus service on December 25. Offices will close on December 24 and 25, resuming normal operations on December 26.

The article details Oklahoma City's service schedule adjustments for Christmas, including unchanged trash pickups, reduced transit hours, and closed city offices and facilities.

Capitol Hill is preparing to start construction on a new multicultural plaza to celebrate local Hispanic heritage, with a groundbreaking event scheduled for January 15.

Oklahoma City announces a program for residents to recycle live Christmas trees into mulch at dedicated parks from Dec. 26 to Jan. 15, with mulch available for free collection.