The SW 38th Street rehabilitation project in Lawton enters phase three, focusing on infrastructure improvements between West Gore and SW Lee Boulevards, with T and G Construction at the helm.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt released a statement on his website responding to a poultry settlement, approving yet concerned about the limited scope addressing only one grower, urging wider negotiations and grower representation.

Oklahoma City's N Broadway Avenue will be closed for construction related to the new Oklahoma City Arena, affecting traffic from Jan. 19 to Feb. 28. The former convention center is being demolished to make way for this project.

Oklahoma's HB 3288, introduced by Rep. Cynthia Roe, proposes increased physical activity in schools, aiming to enhance student health and academic performance.

ODOT warns of multiple closures and lane restrictions in the Bay Area, affecting I-35, SH-74, and other routes, with some projects lasting until 2026.

Oklahoma Rep. Andy Fugate proposes House Joint Resolution 1048 to strengthen initiative petition rights, requiring public vote on legislative changes to the process.

Moore, Oklahoma, announces a Spring Men’s Adult Basketball League starting March 2nd, with games at The Station Recreation Center and a $500 team registration fee.

Cleveland County to close a section of 156th Avenue SE for a day on January 21, 2026, to replace a damaged stormwater pipe, with detours via 132nd Avenue SE.

Oklahoma Attorney General approves the denial of clemency for convicted murderer Kendrick Simpson by the Pardon and Parole Board, supporting his scheduled execution.

Moore, Oklahoma, announces Oasis Summer Day Camp details, taking place from May 26 to July 31, 2026, for children 5-12 years old, with varying fees for passholders and non-passholders.

Attorney General Drummond approves the dismissal of a lawsuit against ClassWallet over educational relief funds, citing the State's failure to use provided financial tools.

Rep. Andy Fugate introduces HB 3018 to fix Oklahoma DUI law, addressing medical marijuana users' concerns about being charged due to lingering THC in their system.

Warm, sunny weather hits Oklahoma City with highs near 59°F and clear skies into the weekend, despite a brief cooldown and potential snow showers on Saturday.