ODOT sought public input on US-75 improvements between US-62 and SH-56, with meetings at the Okmulgee Public Library and feedback welcomed through email or phone until Dec. 29. Project details available online.

Oklahoma's AG Drummond is calling for withdrawal from a lawsuit against vendor ClassWallet, labeling it wasteful and baseless, and blaming mismanagement of pandemic education funds on Governor Stitt's administration.

Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton pushes for further negotiations in the State of Oklahoma v. Tyson Foods case regarding poultry industry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.

The City of Tulsa Human Rights Commission awarded Winnie Guess Perdue and Maybelle Wallace for their contributions to human rights, emphasizing their roles in Indian and African American affairs.

An officer of the Norman Police Department is critically injured after being hit by a vehicle on State Highway 9. The incident is under investigation. The community is asked to pray for his recovery.

Norman Police Department releases traffic and parking plan for the University of Oklahoma vs. Alabama football game to manage congestion and provide safety guidelines.

Senators Murdock and Kern were honored by the Oklahoma Rural Association for their efforts to advance economic opportunities and resources in rural and underserved areas, highlighting their ongoing commitment to supporting Oklahoma’s rural communities.

A sculpture named Hazmatt, made from retired dumpsters by artist Kenneth Eugene Hall, Jr., has been erected at the Norman HHWF to promote environmental sustainability.

Oklahoma City drivers face various roadwork projects through 2025/2026, with lane closures and detours expected across major roads and interchanges, as ODOT works on infrastructure improvements.

The Oklahoma Senate Education Committee hosted a Christmas celebration with student performances at the Capitol.

Oklahoma City's forecast shows milder weather, with sunny days and chilly nights expected throughout the week.

The Jones Police Department is hosting "Holiday with Heroes," where first responders shop with selected children for Christmas, fostering community ties.

Today is the last day to buy tickets for the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Reserve Association Gun Raffle; prizes include firearms and proceeds benefit local law enforcement services.