Oklahoma City announces temporary closure of several indoor recreational facilities on January 27, while outdoor parks remain open with regular hours, except for Martin Park Nature Center.

Lawton city offices delayed opening to 1 p.m. due to a winter storm. Essential services continued and trash pickup for Area 1 remained at 7 a.m. Court dates are rescheduled while a council meeting will proceed as planned.

Pottawatomie County Emergency Management warns of black ice on roads, advising residents to travel with caution, slow down, and consider delaying trips.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Oklahoma and North Texas, warning of dangerously low wind chills and hypothermia risk.

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt will lead the U.S. Conference of Mayors' Winter Meeting, where over 300 mayors will discuss policy and advocacy issues.

Oklahoma City delays trash and recycling pickup due to poor road conditions, rescheduling Tuesday collections for Saturday, Jan. 31, and Monday collections for Jan. 28. Safety concerns for crews and residents are cited.

Tulsa closes public facilities and cancels services like trash collection due to severe winter weather, urging caution and offering virtual access to essential services.

Waterline repairs caused road closures on South Pickard Avenue in Norman, disrupting traffic; updates and reopening info were available on the city's website.

Oklahoma City tackles a severe snowstorm with Public Works clearing streets, adjusted waste collection dates, prioritized police responses, EMSA cautions, detours for public transportation, and emergency shelters made available.

Oklahoma City is experiencing severe cold, with temperatures as low as 9°F and wind chills around -1°F. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Warning and advises precautions against hypothermia.

Tulsa's Mayor declares an emergency ahead of a winter storm, activating the emergency plan and putting city crews on alert to pre-treat roads and protect residents.

Oklahoma's AG Gentner Drummond promotes new leaders and retains key advisors, appointing Shauna Peters as communications director and Stephanie Alexander as deputy chief of staff, signaling strategic continuity.

The Norman Police Department is hosting their annual Chili Supper Benefit Dinner on Jan. 29, with proceeds supporting The Christmas Store of Cleveland County.