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.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt approves a federal court ruling that upholds state prosecutorial power over nonmember Indians on certain crimes, affirming district attorneys' authority in line with past court decisions following the McGirt case.

Edmond celebrates the holidays with Miracle on 2nd Street events, including an ice rink, tree lighting, and Santa visits. Local businesses participate with themed activities and promotions.

Oklahoma and northern Texas are under a freeze watch with potential sub-freezing temperatures threatening plants and outdoor plumbing, as forecasted by the NWS.

Chris Daniels is named as the new General Services Director of Oklahoma City, replacing the retiring Paul Bronson. He starts transitioning on Nov. 14 and will fully take over on Jan 1, 2026.

Tulsa father charged with first-degree murder in the death of his two-month-old son, who suffered extensive injuries including bite marks and fractured ribs.

ODOT advises of lane and ramp closures in Tulsa due to various projects, including lighting and safety device repairs on SH-51/BA Expwy and US-75, as well as long-term construction at I-44/US-75 interchange and other locations, impacting commuters.

Norman, OK residents may notice a chlorine taste or smell in their water after tests found coliform bacteria, prompting increased chloramine treatment. The water is still safe to drink.

Tulsa extends utility payment grace period for residents affected by government shutdown until January 31, 2026, to ease the burden on those reliant on SNAP and federal employment.

Oklahoma City motorists face traffic disruptions due to ongoing construction, with various interstate ramp closures, lane reductions, and detours advised.

Norman's city offices will close on Nov 27-28 for Thanksgiving, affecting service schedules for waste collection, transit, and recreation facilities. Normal operations will resume after the holiday.