Midwest City's Holiday Lights Spectacular offers a free drive-through light display from December 2-28, from 6-10 p.m. at Joe B. Barnes Regional Park.

Oklahoma's final reform of the administrative rulemaking process has been implemented, enhancing legislative oversight and public accountability, and reducing agency overreach.

Multiple road construction projects cause traffic disruptions across Oklahoma City, with lane closures and narrowing on I-35, I-240, and I-40, and continued work expected to last through 2025-2026.

Tulsa Parks introduces a range of winter activities, including day camps, toy drives, nature walks, crafting sessions, and a pickleball tournament, with registration available online.

Father and son, Andres and Anthony Avila, were arrested for illegal firearms trafficking, acquiring 70 guns from gun shows without proper federal oversight. Andres, an illegal alien, cannot legally possess firearms.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond adds suspected arsonist and shooter Alexis Blackmon to Oklahoma's 10 Most Wanted list, offering a reward for information.

Oklahoma City experiences a cold morning but expects sunny skies with a high of 51°F and clear night with a low of 34°F.

Oklahoma residents joined the Lake Thunderbird Watershed Partnership for National Stormwater Day, cleaning up 673 pounds of waste from the local area.

Spencer announces a new initiative for local students in design and clean energy, with registrations open for Rogers Middle School and Star Spencer High School attendees.

60th Avenue SE in Norman is closed for urgent culvert repairs, and drivers are advised to use alternate routes. Access remains for locals via State Highway 9.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office announced the hiring of Deputy Howard Sebring with 37 years of law enforcement experience for their Civil Division.

The Oklahoma City Utilities Department begins replacing an aging water storage tank on Dec 1, with expected construction-related disturbances but no water service impact.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt urges Attorney General to revise the legal strategy against Tyson Foods, concerned about the impact on local food producers and community livelihoods.