Oklahoma City is transferring water from Lake Canton to Lake Hefner to combat drought conditions, with an expected 16,000-acre feet increasing Hefner's level by three feet.

Norman, with CCFI, is developing the Boys & Girls Club of Norman at Reaves Park, a teen hub featuring study spaces, life skills, and Zena's Kitchen, set to open in Summer 2025.

QuikTrip has donated $351,000 to the Broken Arrow Police Department's RTIC to improve crime prevention and response, with law enforcement and city officials highlighting the center's benefits.

Oklahoma City invites residents to discuss public safety and oversight at a board meeting in Will Rogers Gardens, featuring city officials and offering language interpretation services.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is honoring veterans with a giveaway, offering 500 game tickets and Freddy's meal coupons for Military Appreciation Night on Veterans' Day.

Former Oklahoma City Councilman Larry McAtee has died at 87. He served for 20 years and was instrumental in the city's development, including the trails master plan.

Norman's Division of Environmental Resilience and Sustainability is hosting cleanup events with local students and community agencies on October 20, 26, and 27, 2024.

Oklahoma teams mobilize to help former residents and others in Florida as Hurricane Milton approaches, with first responders ready to provide immediate support and relief efforts.

A viral TikTok video purports to show Bigfoot in Oklahoma, sparking debate and interest ahead of a local festival dedicated to the legendary creature.

The article announces the annual duck blind drawing event in Oklahoma for the upcoming waterfowl season, detailing the registration process, rules, and contact information for further assistance.

Residents in Norman, OK, continue to oppose a proposed OTA turnpike, despite the Norman City Council's rejection of collaboration and claims of OTA noncompliance with state law.

Oklahoma City schools increased security after social media threats, with heightened precautions including a temporary backpack ban at Star Spencer High School, and increased law enforcement presence at other schools.

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare joins the Clear The Shelters campaign to find homes for animals. Adoption fees are waived for the event on Sept. 7, and pets come spayed/neutered and microchipped.