Sheriff's Office says callers impersonate deputies and demand payment — often via Bitcoin kiosks — for fake warrants or missed jury duty. Hang up and report the call.

Rep. Tim Turner introduced two bills in Oklahoma: one to increase penalties for felony offenses related to terrorist groups, another to combat illegal land ownership by non-citizens for criminal activities.

The Norman Animal Welfare Oversight Committee is accepting nominations for its Volunteer of the Year Award to honor significant volunteer work in animal care.

State senators asked Oklahoma’s high court to halt Service Oklahoma’s plan to transmit driver‑license records to a national AAMVA system.

Oklahoma Rep. Ajay Pittman resigned from the state House amid an Ethics Commission lawsuit and an ongoing Attorney General probe tied to alleged forged campaign documents. She said she will remain available to constituents while inquiries continue.

ODOT reports clear roads in NW, NC, NE, OKC, and Tulsa areas, with caution urged due to potential refreezing. Conditions are slowly improving statewide. Safety tips and final update provided unless conditions change.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department reports 69 water shut-offs since Monday and urges residents to know their water shut-off valves to prevent damage and save emergency resources.

Oklahoma Republicans have filed a broad slate of bills to tighten benefits, block in‑state tuition and push employers to verify immigration status. The proposals could reshape access to services and invite legal fights.

More than $20M in FEMA grants will fund drainage upgrades at 101st & Garnett and repairs at Shawnee High and the Oklahoma School for the Deaf.

Oklahoma City firefighters tackled a blaze at an apartment complex on N. Meridian, with no injuries reported. The fire severely damaged the pool house, office, and two apartments.

Body-cam footage shows Edmond officers chasing a suspect after a smash-and-grab at Breakpoint Cards; owners say nearly $30,000 in trading cards were taken and recovered.

Oklahoma City is experiencing a cold mix of freezing fog and temperatures around 15°F, leading to reduced visibility and caution for commuters. Sunny skies are expected later with a high near 39°F.

Rep. Cody Maynard filed HB 3546 to bar AI from legal personhood in Oklahoma; the proposal is part of a three‑bill package that also curbs state AI use and restricts AI companions for minors.