Senator Mark Mann aims to make Oklahoma a leader in Alzheimer's research and treatment, highlighting advances in the state and pushing for an NIH Alzheimer's center.

Oklahoma AG Drummond leads support for Trump's National Guard activation in Chicago and Portland, opposing a restraining order and asserting its constitutionality.

The article provides the weather forecast for Oklahoma City, predicting a mix of sun, clouds, and potential showers around Columbus Day, with warm temperatures and some windy conditions.

Dr. Masapollo researches how children with hearing loss learn to speak using tactile feedback, potentially improving speech therapy by emphasizing touch over sound.

Tulsa organizes a drug take-back event on October 25 to safely dispose of unused medications and sharps to prevent environmental harm and substance abuse.

Oklahoma faces an affordable housing issue, prompting Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt to call for state and municipal cooperation, highlighting strategies for economic growth and housing access.

Oklahoma Senators Gillespie and Mann led a bipartisan study on stabilizing municipal finances, looking for ways to provide cities with a more predictable funding stream.

Rep. Ajay Pittman led a study addressing food insecurity in Oklahoma, discussing pragmatic solutions with state agencies, tribal nations, and community groups to create actionable plans.

Senator Adam Pugh sponsors Senate Bill 1189 to secure $50 million annually for school safety in Oklahoma, promoting enhancements like resource officers and advanced locks.

Oklahoma City Council places tax propositions on the ballot to address childhood hunger, with a study revealing the state's high rate of food insecurity and its impact on health and national security.

Edmond, OK food truck operators are preparing for new regulations with an inspection event on October 20-21, 2025, to ensure compliance with the Food Truck Freedom Act requirements.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation announces traffic pattern changes due to construction, affecting I-35, I-40, and other major roads. Commuters should expect delays and plan for extra travel time.

ODOT announces multiple lane closures in Oklahoma City for construction, advising drivers to expect delays and seek alternative routes, with projects ongoing through 2025 and 2026.