City officials approved a sale contract for the long-vacant Roosevelt School, putting a developer on a timeline to begin construction by April 2027 and convert the landmark into apartments.

The National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma, has issued a Cold Weather Advisory due to dangerous wind chills and advises residents to take precautions against hypothermia.

Sen. Kelly Hines leads Oklahoma's Aerospace Caucus, aiming to boost the state's $44 billion industry and 120,000 jobs, with policies focusing on UAS and commercial space ventures.

Jones, Oklahoma, addresses waste collection backlog; double service for some; authorities urge adhering to regular schedule and thank residents for patience.

Lawton city crews are working to clear major roads of snow and slush following icy conditions, with focus on accident-prone areas, and urging residents not to push snow back onto streets.

A shirtless suspect was arrested in Edmond, Oklahoma, for stealing over $4,500 in Pokémon cards and crashing a stolen car during a snowy police chase.

Police released images after a carjacking near NW Expressway and Rockwell; the victim’s girlfriend and child were inside but unharmed.

The article discusses the recognition of Lawton's Stormwater and Solid Waste Divisions and community group Ellipsis by the City Council for their successful clean-up efforts, which included a significant amount of debris removal.

Le Parisien, the Midtown French bistro that opened in December, earned a spot on local best-new lists; critics praise its Parisienne gnocchi and escargot.

Lawton officials state residents can stop dripping faucets as temperatures rise, reducing strain on the water system after usage surged during the cold snap.

Oklahoma State Rep. Ayshia Pittman pleaded guilty to felony charges, involving a falsified campaign check, and will resign from her seat as part of her sentencing.

A new granite Will Rogers marker is planned for Wellston’s stretch of Route 66; organizers are seeking donations to finish the project ahead of summer centennial events.

An Oklahoma City addiction doctor warns gas‑station energy supplements can contain mitragynine derivatives such as 7‑OH and MGM‑15, compounds tied to rapid dependence and hard withdrawals.