Oklahoma City's Municipal Court offers a fine reduction for old class "a" offense warrants issued before 2023, aiming to ease the financial burden and avoid jail time.

Lawton installs a Naloxone vending machine for opioid overdose prevention, offering free access to the public without prescription or ID, funded by the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Grant.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation advises drivers of temporary ramp closures on southbound I-35 and ongoing construction affecting multiple highways through 2026.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes a shift from sunny to stormy weather, with temperatures around 70 degrees and wind gusts up to 21 mph, followed by rain and possible thunderstorms overnight.

Lawton continues to repair bridge railings damaged by last year's floods, with the Stormwater Maintenance Division installing more resilient railings and upgrading infrastructure to prevent future damage.

Oklahoma City Utilities announces new bulky waste collection schedules starting March 1, 2026, affecting 64,000 customers. An interactive map and postcards will inform residents of their new dates.

Oklahoma City Police seek public help to identify suspects in a nursery theft involving a stolen trailer, captured on low-quality images. Tips can be anonymous and may lead to a cash reward.

Norman administrative offices close on MLK Day 2026, but essential services like waste collection and transportation remain operational. Recreational services adjust schedules, and community events are planned.

Norman's Robinson Street Bridge sees nighttime repairs, causing lane reductions from 7 PM to 7 AM until January 12.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department tackled a scrap metal recycling center fire involving multiple vehicles and fluids, using drones and special equipment to control the blaze without injuries or structural damage.

Oklahoma Health Department launches Families Talking Together, a program to help parents discuss sexual health with teens, offering training and materials for effective communication.

Oklahoma City firefighters extinguished an attic fire, rescuing three dogs and reporting no injuries; the blaze was due to electrical issues. The fire department warned against re-entering burning buildings.

US-75 near Creek Turnpike in Jenks is reduced to one lane, causing delays until fall 2026 due to bridge rehabilitation. Other ongoing projects include improvements on I-44 and US-75 with various lane closures and detours planned through 2028.