Owasso Public Schools reached an agreement with the OCR to address Title IX sexual harassment violations after an investigation found failure in handling complaints.

The Oklahoma City Municipal Court warns of a phone scam where fraudsters, using caller ID "spoofing," pose as court officials to demand payment for tickets, threatening jail time.

Vietnam veteran James Ohlheiser was awarded the Purple Heart 56 years after being wounded, following the rectification of a clerical error on his military records.

The Oklahoma National Guard Museum will host its annual Veterans Day Ceremony, featuring a keynote by Brig. Gen. Robert H. Walter, with activities and limited parking available.

Oklahoma City Utilities Department initiates a special debris collection from Nov 18 to Dec 21 in storm-hit areas, with a break for Thanksgiving. Residents are to leave debris curbside for pickup.

Oklahoma City is seeking public input for its 2025 General Obligation bond election to fund major infrastructure projects. Two workshops are set for residents to voice their opinions.

Oklahoma City opens two outreach offices to aid residents affected by recent tornadoes, providing resources for rebuilding and recovery and offering free transportation to those in need.

Harrah Church serves as a Red Cross station and hub for community aid after a destructive tornado in Oklahoma, providing meals, supplies, and cleanup assistance.

Judy Love, co-founder of Love's Travel Stops and a noted philanthropist, has died at 87. Her legacy includes charitable work and a strong family business.

Oklahoma's early voting kickoff saw large crowds and long wait times, reflecting high voter engagement and prompting calls for more early voting sites.

Oklahoma City is transferring water from Canton Lake to Lake Hefner to address low water levels, in cooperation with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, while considering community concerns.

OKC airport unveils “Connections: Oklahoma City’s Global Family,” celebrating ties with its seven Sister Cities, inspired by Mayor Holt's visit to Santa Barbara and created by local artists Henderson and Van Osdol.

Oklahoma SNAP beneficiaries are warned to secure their accounts against skimming fraud, with nearly 10,000 replacement requests for stolen benefits in the past month.