Oklahoma City's Camp DaKaNi and Camp CANOE are closing after 95 years due to financial struggles, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Former campers and staff express deep sadness over the loss of the community staple.

The Oklahoma City Utilities Department shares guidelines on what holiday items can be recycled, distinguishing between recyclable "Nice" items and non-recyclable "Naughty" items.

Yukon's sanitation schedule will change over New Year's Day. Trash pickup for Wednesday customers will move to Thursday, January 2, 2025, and city offices, including the Transfer Station and Recycle Center, will be closed on January 1.

A Blanchard elementary student fired an SRO's gun on the playground without injuries; an investigation is underway to review safety protocols and equipment.

There will be a detour on Cherry Stone Street in Norman due to sewer line replacement from Dec 16-18. Local traffic can still access, but through traffic will be redirected.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond warns voice service providers for allowing suspected illegal robocall traffic as part of a 50-state task force's efforts to combat robocall scams.

OKC Utilities announces a final round of debris collection for tornado-impacted Southeast OKC, starting January 6, 2025, to help residents with cleanup efforts. Regular trash services will continue unchanged.

The Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center in Oklahoma City is closed on Dec. 20 for maintenance but reopens Dec. 21. It accepts hazardous material to keep the city safe.

Oklahoma State University sophomore Reed Marcum organized the state's largest-ever 4-H toy drive, distributing over 15,000 toys with the help of volunteers.

OSU students enjoyed a giant leaf pile provided by the school's landscapers during finals week, after a social media request for a fun stress-reliever.

The Key to Home Partnership in Oklahoma City is seeking urgent donations for the homeless to combat the cold winter, including clothing and hygiene products.

An Oklahoma City officer was charged with aggravated assault and battery after an altercation with an elderly man, captured on bodycam, resulted in serious injuries.

Oklahoma Rep. Jim Olsen has reintroduced a bill to require the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms, igniting debate on religion's place in schools.