Sen. David Bullard introduced a bill in the Oklahoma Senate to base state retirees' pension COLAs on financial performance rather than legislative decisions.

OKCPD homicide detectives say new information solved a May 24, 2021 Bricktown double‑stabbing that left a 22‑year‑old dead; investigators implicated a man already in prison.

The Oklahoma House has renamed its Veterans Caucus to Veterans and Public Safety Caucus, led by Air Force veteran Rep. Derrick Hildebrant, to also advocate for public safety officers.

Oklahoma's HB 1064, aimed at preventing corporate investment in residential homes, has passed the Banking committee and will face the Government Oversight committee next.

ODOT announces various lane reductions and closures in Oklahoma, impacting highway traffic and commutes, with bridge repairs and infrastructure projects through early 2026.

Lawton is removing an unsafe bridge in Mattie Beal Park, converting it into a roadway. The project began on February 9 and will include drainage evaluations to prevent flooding.

Senate Bill 1317, aimed at preserving career status for teachers moving between districts in Oklahoma, was unanimously passed by the Senate Education Committee. Senator Dossett champions the bill to allow career recognition transfer.

Rescue Dog Hot Sauce founder Tim Heitzman opened Pit Stop Cafe at Classen Towers, pairing street-food breakfasts with dog-themed decor, records and sauces for sale.

Oklahoma City police shared surveillance photos and a case number after a robbery on N. Classen; Crime Stoppers is seeking anonymous tips.

The Chickasaw Nation broke ground on a three-story, 95,000‑sq‑ft pediatric clinic at its Ada South Campus, promising integrated pediatric and developmental services.

Senate Bill 1306 would bar insurers from changing coverage for previously authorized drugs, aiming to cut reauthorization delays that leave patients without refills.

An Osage County jury found Gideon Goodeagle guilty of first‑degree rape and recommended a life sentence. Police say he fled the state and was arrested in Springfield, Missouri.

City leaders are weighing a hotel‑motel tax hike to pay for $100M‑plus upgrades at the BOK Center and Arvest Convention Center, with voters likely to decide.