The City of Lawton announces a road closure on SW 38th Street from Jan 1 to Feb 1, 2026, with T&G Construction leading the project and SW Sheridan Road as the detour route.

The NWS reports cold conditions in Oklahoma City, with temperatures starting at 25°F. Sunny skies with a high near 40 degrees are expected, and a steady temperature rise through the week.

The Del City Police warns about drunk driving dangers, citing 4,931 deaths from December 2019-2023 and 1,038 fatalities in December 2023 alone. #BuzzedDriving campaign aims to reduce incidents.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office increased DUI checkpoints in Norman to improve road safety during the holidays, resulting in two arrests and 20 warnings.

Wind Advisory issued for Oklahoma City, promising gusts up to 50 mph and potential power outages; sunny yet blustery conditions expected with a temperature drop.

Norman, Oklahoma's Ward 3 residents are invited to engage with their council member in a "Listen and Learn" session at Pink Pig Cafe to discuss local issues.

Moore, Oklahoma, offers a free Christmas light show at The Station at Central Park until New Year's Day, with lights synchronized to music from 6-9:40 PM daily.

Law enforcement in Norman set up a "No Refusal" DUI checkpoint, with increased holiday patrols, emphasizing the importance of sober transportation plans.

Tulsa is facing multiple long-term highway construction projects, causing detours and closures, including the I-44/US-75 interchange, affecting traffic through 2028, and other works on I-44, SH-66, and US-75, with some continuing until 2026.

The ODOT has issued a traffic advisory for Oklahoma City, outlining road closures and lane reductions until 2026 due to various construction projects.

Oklahoma City residents experience fluctuating weather, with a high near 80°F before dropping to cooler temperatures and windy conditions, per the National Weather Service.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office warns about fake charities during the holiday season and offers tips to ensure donations go to legitimate organizations.

The Oklahoma City Police Department is seeking public help to identify two suspects in a Walmart shoplifting case, offering a potential cash reward for information.