Oklahoma's new law increases the state tax credit for adoption expenses from 10% to 15%, effective January 1, 2026, to reduce financial barriers for adoptive families.

Oklahoma's fight against poultry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed has led to a federal court ruling holding Big Poultry accountable and initiating a cleanup fund.

Edmond, OK announced revised schedules for the New Year; city offices, trash, recycling services, and Citylink bus services will be affected on January 1, 2026.

ODOT outlines multiple traffic changes in Oklahoma City with lane closures and narrowings due to repairs and long-term construction projects, affecting commutes and requiring flexibility.

Major highway projects in Tulsa cause detours and traffic delays, with ramp closures and lane reductions affecting travel. ODOT advises checking their website for updates.

ODOT is starting bridge repairs on US-75 over Polecat Creek near Jenks, OK, on Jan. 5, 2026, reducing traffic to one lane and advising alternative routes until completion in November.

Oklahoma secures $223.5 million for rural health care enhancement through the Rural Health Transformation Program, as part of a broader federal initiative.

Norman calls for nominations for the 2025 James O. Harp Environmental Recognition Award to honor local environmentalists. Nominations are open until January 31, 2026.

Norman secures $25M from the US Dept. of Transportation to upgrade 36th Avenue NW, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow. The project will expand the road, add trails, sidewalks, and enhance drainage.

The NWS predicts sunny days with high temps near 53-66°F and clear to partly cloudy nights with lows 34-42°F for Oklahoma City, indicating a fair weather trend.

Oklahoma City Police seek help in identifying suspects in a shoplifting case where over $3,000 worth of goods were stolen from a local sporting goods store.

Perry police arrested Kenton Dale Thedford after his husband, James Aaron Russell, was found fatally shot. The investigation continues with OSBI assistance.

Choctaw Police will conduct an active shooter drill at Choctaw High School; they've informed the public to prevent alarm. The drill is a controlled exercise for preparedness.