Moore residents are informed of a new Monday trash collection schedule that might lead to bins being emptied later than usual, a change implemented to improve the efficiency of crews.

Oklahoma State Senator Brian Guthrie has proposed legislation to prevent foreign ownership of land in the state through two measures, SB 1582 and SJR 31.

Oklahoma City received a $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation for street safety improvements, focusing on reducing road deaths and enhancing accessibility.

Lawton City Council welcomed new members Kirby Brown and Tiffiney Dimery, with Allan Hampton starting a third term, followed by a tribute to outgoing councillors.

Norman Police seek public help in identifying a man who allegedly displayed a firearm during a larceny at Atwoods on January 3. They urge tip-offs to Norman Crime Stoppers.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department has launched the Aluminum Cans for Burned Children program, urging residents to recycle cans at fire stations to support families with burned children.

Oklahoma City's weather will start fair with temperatures dropping later in the week, per the NWS. Expect sunny days with varying temps and strong winds.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department shared their Metal Intervention Rescue Techniques training, highlighting skills like welding and plasma cutting for specialized rescues.

Rep. Ron Stewart is the new House Democratic Whip in Oklahoma, succeeding Rep. Forrest Bennett. His focus is on improving the lives of working families, with support from House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson.

Lee West Park's reopening on January 19 features a refurbished basketball court, accessibility-focused playgrounds, and forthcoming splash pad, funded by Lawton's Capital Improvement Program.

A suspect robbed a pawn shop in Oklahoma City, and despite wearing a mask, a distinct facial mark under his right eye may help in identifying him. Police seek public assistance through social media.

Oklahoma City has announced closures and service changes for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, with postponed trash pick-up and free fares on public transit.

Moore, Oklahoma is hosting a Senior Sweetheart Dance on February 13, 2026, at the Brand Senior Center for ages 55+. Tickets are $5, with music, snacks, and prizes.