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A package of Oklahoma education laws takes effect July 1, adding AI guardrails, moving state tests later and opening new routes to teacher certification. Districts and parents will see new policies this summer.
Community & Society in ...
Voucher inspections are lengthening move‑in timelines and slowing Oklahoma City’s encampment‑rehousing push, advocates say. Small code failures are leaving people outdoors longer amid a tight rental market.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Hobby Lobby paid about $5.1M for roughly 30 acres at OKC 577 Commerce Park, expanding its footprint in an industrial park pitched as a logistics hub.
Putnam City approved its first English‑Spanish immersion charter; Puentes y Puertas aims to open in fall 2027 with an 80:20 model and startup funding.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A pre-dawn crash near I‑35 and N.E. 36th Street left one person dead and another hospitalized; police say the driver is in custody on a DUI complaint.
Arts & Culture in ...
Nineteen artworks salvaged from the Murrah Federal Building have been moved from UCO to the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum for conservation and future display.
Food & Drinks in ...
A tiny Bricktown pub has made USA TODAY's Bars of the Year list, a national nod to Oklahoma City's lively bar scene and game-night culture.
A person was struck and killed on the northbound Broadway Extension near NE 63rd in Oklahoma City; investigators and the medical examiner worked the scene.
Weather & Environment in ...
Hot and breezy in Oklahoma City: highs near 95°F Monday and a possible peak near 101°F by July 4. Secure loose outdoor items and know cooling‑center locations.
A missing Oklahoma City teen was found in a flood‑swollen creek and later pronounced dead as heavy storms triggered water rescues across the state.
Heat Advisory in effect Sunday for Oklahoma City with highs near 97°F. Expect heat-index values over 100°F and gusty south winds; plan for cooling and hydration.
A McAlester man was killed late Friday in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 69 in McIntosh County; troopers are investigating.
After a 4‑year‑old was hospitalized after eating a high‑potency THC gummy, Oklahoma approved HB4454 to cap edible potency and ban kid‑friendly packaging.
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