Oklahoma City is forecasted to have a warm Christmas week with highs reaching up to 80 degrees and lows around 59 degrees, featuring sunny skies and mild winds.

A federal court ruling imposes new regulations on poultry litter in the Illinois River watershed, impacting Oklahoma farmers and the local economy. Rep. Hardin seeks a balanced approach to protect both the environment and agricultural livelihoods.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt urges AG to request a stay on a ruling mandating stricter poultry waste management, fearing impact on farmers and the wider agriculture industry.

The Piedmont Police Department located missing 83-year-old Richard Rainey after Chief Clark, ironically out of town, observed Rainey's vehicle. Rainey is now safe in a local hospital.

Oklahoma City announces holiday closures and service changes for New Year's Day, including city office closures, delayed trash pickup, free public transport fares, and adjusted public transportation schedules.

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office distributed bikes to local families during the holiday, inspired by community member Scooter Proctor's vision and donations.

The weather report details overcast morning conditions in Oklahoma City, with temperatures around 52°F and a cooler wind chill, which will give way to clearer skies and a high of 69°F later in the day.

Oklahoma AG added an accused murderer to the state's Most Wanted list, intensifying the search for the fugitive implicated in the death of Eriyon Tecson.

Oklahoma City's weather is cool and mostly sunny, with a high near 38°F and a chilly wind chill. Clouds will increase overnight, with warmer days ahead peaking in the 70s.

A federal court ordered major poultry companies to clean up contamination in the Illinois River Watershed, with the industry facing a comprehensive 30-year cleanup plan and immediate waste management restrictions.

Tulsa is undergoing extensive road construction with significant closures and detours, including repairs on US-169 and long-term projects on the I-44/US-75 interchange until 2028, with various lane and ramp closures affecting traffic flow.

Oklahoma AG opposes clemency for death row inmate Kendrick Simpson, citing his lack of remorse and history of violence, including a fatal drive-by shooting.

Lawton's downtown area is brighter with the new Light Up C Avenue project, which has placed decorative lights between 4th and 5th Streets, with plans to expand. A public lighting ceremony is set for December 23.