ODOC approved GPS placement this week for a Norman woman convicted in a 2023 DUI that left a 20‑year‑old critically injured; the move to electronic monitoring comes after about 70 days behind bars.

PSO has requested a 15% rate increase as data‑center demand strains Oklahoma’s grid; lawmakers are weighing bills to keep households from footing the bill.

Norman announces 2026 Residential Spring Clean-Up schedule, detailing pick-up days by service day and guidelines for disposal, while noting exceptions for certain items and options for hazardous waste.

Oklahoma Rep. Dollens' bill, HB 3917, aiming to protect homeowners from high energy costs by implementing a surcharge on data centers during peak demand, passed a subcommittee.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 1550, aiming to improve wildfire response, passed a committee. It clarifies burn ban authority for county commissioners and the Agriculture Secretary.

Oklahoma City police released photos and case number 26-10464 after a residential burglary in the 4300 block of SW 129th Street. Crime Stoppers is seeking tips.

Bulky trash collection schedules in Oklahoma City are changing for 64,000 customers starting March 1, with affected areas primarily between South I-240 Service Road and 122nd Street. New dates are communicated via postcards and an online map.

House Bill 3638 would require Oklahoma to join the federal Summer EBT program next year after the state previously opted out. Advocates and tribal partners say the modest monthly benefit can make a big difference for families.

The Oklahoma House is collaborating with the U.S. Census Bureau to propose changes to census block boundaries, ensuring fair representation for the 2030 Census.

Oklahoma's proposed bill aims to protect homeowners from high-pressure sales tactics after disasters by allowing a five-day cancellation period for repair contracts.

Oklahoma implemented a new SNAP policy eliminating the purchase of candy and soft drinks with benefits, aimed at promoting healthier eating among recipients.

Senate Bill 1550 would let county boards briefly override burn-ban rules during imminent threats and adds limited immunity for officials. Lawmakers will hear the bill this week.

Oklahoma City police released video showing their Real Time Information Center and a drone tracking a Jan. 17 homicide suspect, the department says.