The Oklahoma City Police are investigating a stabbing incident and have posted a surveillance video online seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect.

Tulsa residents and commuters will face construction delays due to multiple projects including US-75 bridge rehab and I-44/US-75 interchange improvements, with some lasting until 2028.

Tulsa's 2025 wrap-up showcases improvements in animal welfare, urban development, public safety, digital engagement, infrastructure, housing, and tribal relations.

Ongoing construction in Oklahoma City will cause traffic disruptions through 2026, with road closures, detours, and lane reductions on major highways and local streets as per ODOT's update.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond was permitted to join a lawsuit against State Farm for allegedly undercutting insurance claims, a decision made by Judge Amy Palumbo.

Oklahoma City Police are investigating after a deceased man was found at Lake Hefner, with no immediate signs of foul play according to preliminary observations.

Oklahoma City started the new year with mild weather, expecting partly sunny skies and highs in the 60s with a chance of showers at night according to the NWS.

Oklahoma City drivers face slowdowns from multiple ongoing construction projects affecting I-40, SH-74, I-240, and other roads, with lane closures and traffic disruptions expected to continue into the coming years.

Oklahoma City announces trash pick-up for Dec 31 without changes; however, service delayed to Jan 3 for Thursday collections.

Oklahoma City's New Year's Eve forecast predicts a sunny day with highs near 61°F and a clear evening, while New Year's Day will see increasing clouds with a high around 60°F.

Oklahoma City Utilities is complying with the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule by notifying residents about the material of their water service lines and updating its database.

Oklahoma City officials are reminding residents that fireworks are banned due to safety concerns and dry conditions. A hotline is provided to report illegal use, emphasizing the need to keep 911 for emergencies.

Oklahoma City Police seek help to identify suspects in a major shoplifting incident at a local sporting goods store resulting in a loss of over $3,000 in goods.