Oklahoma City's weather forecast predicts a shift from a chilly morning to sunny skies and mild temperatures throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office and Sunbeam Family Services held the 25th Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Christmas Celebration, serving over 400 children.

Newcastle, Oklahoma police officers participated in a local Early Childhood Center’s Holiday Dinner, fostering community relations by serving meals and offering smiles to children and families.

Oklahoma City weather improves to sunny skies and 43°F today after a chilly, windy morning. The week starts warmer at 51°F with calm winds, and remains sunny with daytime highs in the 50s and 60s, and lows in the 30s.

Block 34 in Stillwater is hosting a holiday event featuring two drone shows, local first responders meet-up, ice rinking, inflatable snow globes, Santa visits, festive music, and food trucks.

Law enforcement officers served as baristas at a Starbucks in Norman, Oklahoma, to support Special Olympics through the #TipACop event, strengthening ties with the community.

Norman's Bike Giveaway, led by the Trae Young Family Foundation, will provide 500 free bicycles to local children on December 7, at the Young Family Athletic Center.

Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton received the Legislative Lifetime Achievement Award from the OBN for his efforts in public safety and anti-drug trafficking legislation.

Mustang Police Department honored six officers with medals for evacuating residents during an apartment fire, recognizing their bravery and commitment to public safety.

The City of El Reno alerted customers to disregard mailed water bills due to an error, affirming that e-billed customers are unaffected and corrected paper bills will arrive soon.

A Freezing Fog Advisory is in effect until 10 AM CST in central and southern Oklahoma and northern Texas, including Oklahoma City, warning of visibility issues and slick roads.

A new mural, "A Symphony in Bloom," has enlivened Oklahoma City's EMBARK Sheridan/Walker Garage with a vibrant, community-inspired 6,000-square-foot artwork by Denver artist Adden Joule Davis.

Oklahoma City Police share a message against DUI, citing the fatal 2007 incident where Kim Tiderman-Alcorn lost her husband and son to an impaired driver, using the story to advocate the #EndDUI initiative.