Oklahoma may exempt minor-operated businesses from sales tax with House Bill 3548, proposed by Representative Maynard, aiming to encourage young entrepreneurship effective from tax year 2027.

Records show the DOJ's requests for Oklahoma's voter rolls were repeatedly sent to a non-existent address, complicating the state's response and raising privacy questions.

Chicken Foot's Edmond location said it closed after late‑January winter weather forced an abrupt final day of service, leaving neighbors surprised.

Court filings say a 14‑year‑old with type 1 diabetes went into diabetic ketoacidosis and later had both legs amputated after months without insulin; his mother faces felony neglect charges.

Oklahoma City's weather includes sunny days, potential showers, and varied temperatures, starting with a sunny high of 56°F and a possible wind chill of 28°F.

Staghorn Petroleum is offering reimbursements for expenses due to a blowout in Oklahoma. Residents can attend a meeting with receipts to claim compensation for evacuation costs. The cause of the blowout is under investigation.

Moore, Oklahoma, has opened registration for The Station Aquatic Center Summer Swimming Lessons 2026, with priority for Passholders in February and all others from March.

Moore, Oklahoma, is hosting a free MAR10 Craft Party for kids 5-10 on March 10 to celebrate National Mario Day. Registration and parent participation required.

State agents arrested former Drumright agriculture teacher Bobby Pruitt after an OSBI investigation. He faces multiple counts of child sexual abuse and related charges.

Two dogs in Oklahoma City were caught on camera stealing a package containing drill bits from a porch, leading to a light-hearted response from the local police.

COSWA partners with Upcycle Products Inc. for its annual rain barrel sale, featuring barrels and accessories starting at $69.50 with pre-orders required by March 22 and pickups on March 27-28.

Oklahoma City notifies over 64,000 households of bulky trash collection schedule changes via postcards, details on the city's website and customer portal, with changes starting March 1.

Creek County deputies and Tulsa’s Humane Society removed dozens of emaciated dogs, cats, goats and birds from a Mannford property. Authorities say many animals need immediate medical care and donations are required.