The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office honored veterans in Norman with a parade and ceremony on Veterans Day, expressing profound gratitude for their service and sacrifice.

The National Weather Service issued a Freeze Warning for Oklahoma with temperatures dropping as low as 24°F. Residents were advised to protect pipes and vegetation from the cold.

OKCPD shared a story of community support where a local barbershop gave a young member of the FACT program a haircut, highlighting the spirit of partnership in Oklahoma City.

The Edmond City Council approved two sales tax renewal propositions for the Nov. 18 ballot, aiming to continue funding city services, particularly police and fire, and road improvements without increasing current rates.

NWS forecasts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Oklahoma City with a mild midweek and possible showers Saturday.

Oklahoma City experiences a cool, clear day with current temperatures at 43°F and northern winds up to 29 mph. The National Weather Service predicts sunny conditions and a warming trend throughout the week.

Oklahoma lawmakers discussed the impact of pharmacy benefit managers on health care, with debates on patient access, pricing, and local pharmacy struggles. Reforms are being considered to address these issues.

Oklahoma lawmakers review OSSAA high school sports rules, focusing on eligibility and transfer policies, particularly Rule 24. This includes examining student connections to teams and fair competition, with most exception requests being approved.

Sen. Jo Anna Dossett to speak at the 50th Anniversary of Women in Public Life Symposium in Texas, detailing SB 176 and promoting bipartisan policy efforts.

OKC Airport launches nonstop flights to Cancun in partnership with American Airlines, providing a direct travel option for Oklahomans to the tropical destination every Saturday until 2026.

Norman's phone lines face technical issues, causing call disruptions. Residents are advised to use email or online services, with updates to be posted on the City's website.

Oklahoma City expands shelter capacity to accommodate 400 more individuals in freezing temperatures, with efforts including companion animal acceptance and free EMBARK transportation.

Oklahoma City Utilities offers bill support to residents affected by the government shutdown, advising customers to email for assistance with utility payments.