Moore, Oklahoma, announces a Spring Men’s Adult Basketball League starting March 2nd, with games at The Station Recreation Center and a $500 team registration fee.

Cleveland County to close a section of 156th Avenue SE for a day on January 21, 2026, to replace a damaged stormwater pipe, with detours via 132nd Avenue SE.

Oklahoma Attorney General approves the denial of clemency for convicted murderer Kendrick Simpson by the Pardon and Parole Board, supporting his scheduled execution.

Moore, Oklahoma, announces Oasis Summer Day Camp details, taking place from May 26 to July 31, 2026, for children 5-12 years old, with varying fees for passholders and non-passholders.

Attorney General Drummond approves the dismissal of a lawsuit against ClassWallet over educational relief funds, citing the State's failure to use provided financial tools.

Rep. Andy Fugate introduces HB 3018 to fix Oklahoma DUI law, addressing medical marijuana users' concerns about being charged due to lingering THC in their system.

Warm, sunny weather hits Oklahoma City with highs near 59°F and clear skies into the weekend, despite a brief cooldown and potential snow showers on Saturday.

George's, Inc., an Oklahoma poultry producer, settled with the state, agreeing to pay $5 million and implement a plan to reduce pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.

Moore, Oklahoma, introduces Fit Kids fitness classes for 7-12-year-olds, with sessions on Wednesdays at 5 PM starting January 14, 2026. Parents can join, costs are $20/month or free for Passholders.

The City of Moore, Oklahoma has introduced a ‘Digital Parenting: Smartphone Safety’ program to educate parents on online safety and healthy phone use for children, with sessions set for January 17 and April 18.

Rep. Dick Lowe filed a series of education bills in Oklahoma focusing on graduation requirements, teacher qualifications, literacy programs, and funding formulas to improve student success and consistency in the education system.

Norman Animal Welfare and the Fire Department collaborated to safely rescue a pig that had fallen into a swimming pool, as detailed in their social media post.

The Edmond City Council discussed methods to boost public involvement in upcoming Proposition 2 road projects, emphasizing the importance of community input in urban planning.