Oklahoma Democratic leaders criticize the GOP's temporary funding for food banks amid a federal shutdown impacting SNAP, claiming the $1M weekly allocation falls short of the $30M needed. They suggest a special session for immediate, sufficient aid.

Oklahoma Rep. Humphrey has requested an investigation into former DOC director Steven Harpe, over a potential conflict of interest with LEO Technologies and an unauthorized pay raise.

Tulsa's Oaklawn Cemetery excavation finds 83 graves and exhumed 8 individuals, including one with a gunshot wound.

Car burglaries at upscale Tulsa apartments raise security concerns; a rifle and $4,000 stolen, with police seeking information on a suspect from dashcam footage.

Traffic signal damage has led to a temporary four-way stop at the intersection of NE 36th St and N Martin Luther King Ave in Tulsa, with no repair timeframe given.

Broken Arrow Public Schools introduced Tiger Connect, aiming to improve student behavior management. The program involves teaching, counseling, and parental involvement over six weeks.

Ongoing construction projects in Tulsa lead to road closures, detours, and narrowed lanes, notably at the I-44/US-75 interchange, affecting traffic through 2028.

West Robinson Street will experience westbound lane and sidewalk closures for stormwater pipe repair from November 10-20, potentially causing traffic delays.

The Stillwater Police honored their Records Technicians and Video Specialist during Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week, highlighting their essential role in maintaining records and aiding investigations.

The Guthrie Police Department is hiring an Animal Control Officer and is seeking applicants passionate about public service and animals. Applications can be made online via a QR code or the city's website.

Young boy found unresponsive in an Edmond apartment complex pond; despite CPR efforts, he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. Police's ongoing investigation has not disclosed how he ended up in the water.

Major JC Carroll retired from the Midwest City Fire Department after over two decades of service, having held roles from Engineer to Major since 1998. His dedication and impact were celebrated by the department.

Oklahoma City Fire Department teams up with OKC Animal Welfare to help lost pets get home by scanning for microchips at Fire Stations 25 and 30, easing pet-owner reunions and helping to reduce shelter overcrowding.