Oklahoma City will have a sunny week with temperatures up to 73°F, brisk winds, and a chance of showers by Wednesday night, per the National Weather Service.

The Midwest City Fire Department has highlighted the importance of Rapid Intervention Team training on Facebook to rescue firefighters in distress during fires.

The Edmond Fire Department warns of wildfire season, advising residents to move firewood, clear dead brush, and avoid outdoor burning on windy days to prevent fires.

Oklahoma City Police are seeking help to identify a man accused of shoplifting at an Old Navy store, offering a reward for tips leading to his arrest.

Tulsa road construction projects, including I-44/US-75 interchange improvements, are causing detours and lane closures, with work continuing through 2026 or later.

Norman Municipal Court to host a one-day Warrant Clearing Event on January 14 to assist individuals with certain municipal warrants, part of the Norman Resource Fair.

Oklahoma City roadworks affect major highways and streets, with lane closures and construction on I-40, I-240, I-35, and state highways, with some disruptions lasting until summer 2026.

Oklahoma City's weather will be mostly cloudy with mild temperatures and occasional gusty south winds today, shifting to warmer and sunnier conditions by Tuesday, per the National Weather Service.

The Newcastle, Oklahoma Police Department shared a message on Facebook promoting safe New Year celebrations and provided tips on how to avoid impaired driving.

Stillwater Police Department's non-emergency number is functional again after a temporary outage, with emergency lines remaining operational throughout the disruption.

Norman Municipal Court offers a one-day Warrant Clearing Event to address various municipal warrants and fines, providing a chance for residents to reconcile with the justice system.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes a sunny start with a high of 53 degrees and partly cloudy evening with lows around 36 degrees, as provided by the National Weather Service.

The Yukon Fire Department reflects on its 2025 achievements and looks forward to fostering community engagement in 2026, highlighting its strong online presence and communal support.