Oklahoma's Senate Bill 2001, introduced by Sen. Standridge, aims to freeze property taxes for three years for homeowners displaced by turnpike construction.

The state bought the former SSM Health campus in southwest Oklahoma City and will convert it into the Oklahoma City Behavioral Health Hospital, adding inpatient capacity.

OBN agents raided Whale Farm Inc. in Stratford on Tuesday, confiscating 10,656 marijuana plants and about 296 pounds of processed marijuana. One person was taken into ICE custody and more arrests are expected.

Moore police are searching for Eddie Pierce after he fled an attempted traffic stop; a passenger was detained and officers asked residents to avoid the area.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 1833, led by Senator Kristen Thompson, aims to limit SNAP purchases to healthier foods and address the state's high SNAP error rate to avoid federal penalties.

The City of Piedmont celebrated its workforce with the 4th Annual Employee Awards Banquet, recognizing employees' service, commitment, and exemplary performance.

Oklahoma City police released images of a man sought in a burglary near NW 5th and Shartel. Tipsters may be eligible for a cash reward.

Senate Bill 1393 in Oklahoma, sponsored by Senator Kirt, proposes the RESTORE Program to combat affordable housing shortages by incentivizing the renovation of underused properties.

OKC Utilities crews are repairing a 20-inch water main break on Memorial Road, affecting local traffic and water pressure, with repairs expected to finish by Feb. 11.

Governor Stitt awarded Commissioner Tim Tipton the Governor’s Medal of Valor for his dedication to public safety and named a training center after him.

Oklahoma City faces extensive traffic disruptions with multiple roadwork projects, including lane closures and bridge works, scheduled across major roads and highways, impacting traffic throughout 2026.

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt won a third term with 86.5% of the votes, becoming the city's fifth mayor to do so. His future plans include focusing on city development and public transit.

Tulsa faces roadwork disruptions, including lane closures and construction on major highways, with projects like US-412 and I-44/US-75 interchange revamps ongoing until 2026 and 2028, respectively.