Brooke Brown was named Citizen of the Month by Lawton for her work with veterans through her nonprofit, Grandeur of Grace, offering services like housing and VA assistance.

Senator Kristen Thompson was honored by The Journal Record as a top leader in Workforce and Development for her work in Oklahoma's economic and workforce advancement.

Tulsa traffic will face disruptions due to construction, with lane closures on I-44 and detours around the I-44/US-75 interchange project ongoing until summer 2028.

Inmate Joseph Butler sentenced to an extra 30 years for committing sexual abuse in Oklahoma City's Federal Transfer Center.

Oklahoma City experiences a cool 50°F morning with gusty north winds; the NWS forecasts a sunny day with temperatures rising to 55°F and calmer winds later. The week ahead promises sunny conditions with gradually warming temperatures.

Tulsa received a $90,000 grant to create Oklahoma's first musical road on Route 66, hoping to enhance the historic highway's experience for the Route 66 Centennial.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation opened the new Overbrook Maintenance Yard to enhance statewide road maintenance, promising increased efficiency and cost savings.

Parents in Oklahoma City are charged with first-degree murder after their 2-year-old was mauled to death by a family dog, with the DA citing their failure to protect her.

Two Oklahoma City parents face First-Degree Murder charges for the death of their toddler, following a dog attack. Four malnourished dogs were seized, and the parents allegedly ignored prior warning signs of aggression.

Kendal Theisen is appointed as Oklahoma's State Traffic Engineer by ODOT, focusing on traffic safety and efficiency after a career of significant projects and roles.

Lawton announces holiday service changes, including office closures and a modified trash collection schedule, with pickup adjustments for December 25 and January 1.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office seeks Field Deputies, stressing the importance of community service and relationship-building in law enforcement.

CVS Caremark settled over $5 million for allegedly underpaying Oklahoma pharmacies for prescriptions, affecting 68,000 claims from Jan 2024 to Aug 2025.