Oklahoma County Sheriff declared a TV incident involving nudity in Ryan Walters' office was accidental, with the DA finding insufficient evidence for charges.

Senator Kristen Thompson secures a $2 million PREP grant for Piedmont's water system infrastructure improvements, combined with a $809,080 loan for new waterlines. This investment is expected to save customers $3.3 million in costs.

Governor Stitt announces the completion of Operation SAFE in Tulsa, reporting the removal of nearly 2 million pounds of waste from state-owned properties and urging local officials to maintain the sites.

Oklahoma Senator Shane Jett proposed legislation to honor the late Charlie Kirk, including a "Charlie Kirk Free Speech Day" and a memorial plaza at higher education institutions.

The NWS in Oklahoma City forecasts mixed weather, with potential showers and thunderstorms and highs near 87°F, with varying chances of rain into next week.

A woman's body was found in a southwest Oklahoma City alley, leading to a homicide investigation. Her identity has not been disclosed, and no further details are available yet.

Streetcar service in Oklahoma City will pause from Sept. 22 to Oct. 21 for demolition at the former Myriad Convention Center, with a bus shuttle as a temporary substitute.

Oklahoma's AG has added Justice Jones to the state's most wanted list for charges including rape and robbery, and a $5,000 reward is offered for his capture.

The CPSAB is hosting an info session in OKC's Ward 4 to discuss public safety efforts. Councilmember Todd Stone and CPSAB member Jason Brown encourage local engagement.

The City of Lawton received a $5.125 million grant from the EPA to upgrade the SEWTP with a new residuals dewatering process, improving water treatment efficiency.

Three Oklahomans received a combined 26-year sentence for fentanyl distribution resulting in death and continued sales afterward; they also pleaded guilty.

James Garner Avenue in Norman will close between Main and Gray Streets starting September 22 for major construction to make Gray Street two-way friendly, enhancing safety with new signals and sidewalks.

The Norman Utilities Authority received a $2 million grant from the OWRB for water and wastewater facility improvements, potentially saving customers $3.3 million.