Norman, Oklahoma received a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index for the fifth year, reflecting its ongoing commitment to LGBTQ+ rights and inclusivity.

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission will meet on Dec. 1 to discuss bridge work recognition, agency updates, and potential new road projects, with public and press access including a livestream.

Today, Oklahoma City will have sunny weather with a high of 50°F and light winds, following a chilly morning with a high humidity. Conditions will remain partly cloudy at night with a mild low of 34°F.

Oklahoma City Police seek help to identify a man who stole goods worth nearly $1,500 from an Ulta store and provide a surveillance image for public assistance.

Yukon, Oklahoma announced public service closures for Thanksgiving, with city offices closed from Nov 26-28 and changes to waste collection and facility hours.

A Village Police motorcycle officer was injured in a traffic accident in NW Oklahoma City. The crash involved multiple vehicles and is under investigation.

The Norman Police Department announced road closures for the Turkey Day 5K, advising residents to follow detours and safety instructions. The event promotes community spirit and safety.

Sheriff Jason Smith and Undersheriff Jesse Yother face charges for domestic abuse, assault, intimidation, and obstruction, prompting a legal response and potential career implications.

The OKC Police seek public help to understand an I-240 violent crime spree involving carjackings and the fatal shooting of the suspect. They urge witnesses to contact the Homicide Tip-Line.

Oklahoma City Police issued a Silver Alert for missing 74-year-old Christopher Fiesel, who has medical needs, last seen wearing a gray jacket and jeans.

Rep. Molly Jenkins questions the legality of Oklahoma's closed-door legislative pay raise meeting, proposing a bill for public approval of future increases.

Mother Viola Fletcher, one of the last survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has passed away at 111, as announced by the Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Oklahoma has secured several prison sentences for crimes including drug trafficking, assault on an officer, and gang-related maiming.