Oklahoma's ODOT worked overnight to treat roads due to freezing fog, advising residents to delay travel and proceed cautiously due to slick conditions and poor visibility.

Tulsa announces the female recipients for the 2026 Pinnacle Awards, celebrating their leadership and contributions across various sectors, with a ceremony planned for March next year.

Oklahoma Republican lawmakers, led by Sen. Randy Grellner, seek an investigation into the state's COVID-19 response, citing concerns over potential violations of law and authority.

Ex-bank president Danny Seibel indicted on bank fraud charges, facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted. He allegedly made unauthorized loans and manipulated records.

Oklahoma's AG is suing State Farm over claims of underpaying for wind and hail damage, alleging the insurer's "Hail Focus Initiative" violates multiple state laws.

Oklahoma City weather forecast includes a misty start with the sun emerging and a high of 50 degrees, followed by possible fog overnight and a mix of sun and clouds over the weekend.

Choctaw's Christmas Market will feature over 80 vendors, family activities, local crafts, and holiday treats, aiming to be the community's top festive event.

Norman Parks and Recreation offers a Winter Break Camp for kids aged 5-11, featuring crafts and games from December 22-January 5, at a cost of $25 per child per day.

The Norman Fire Department significantly increased United Way donations, with Officer Aaron Easter's leadership and co-chairs Amy Shepard and Jeff Moody praised. The City of Norman raised nearly $60,000.

The final list of candidates for the February 2026 Norman City Council election is released, with residents from Wards 2 through 8 preparing to vote. Registration closes on January 16, with early and absentee voting options available.

A 6-year-old boy from Fillmore Elementary in Oklahoma City was killed after being hit by a school bus. The community and school district expressed their grief and are offering support services. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

OCPD Motors Unit emphasizes the importance of wearing full motorcycle safety gear, including DOT-approved helmets, abrasion-resistant clothing with armor, gloves, and boots, especially during the cold weather to maintain reaction time and dexterity.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office is hiring four Detention Officers, with applications due by December 12. Responsibilities include inmate supervision and maintaining facility security.