Rep. Ron Stewart is the new House Democratic Whip in Oklahoma, succeeding Rep. Forrest Bennett. His focus is on improving the lives of working families, with support from House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson.

Lee West Park's reopening on January 19 features a refurbished basketball court, accessibility-focused playgrounds, and forthcoming splash pad, funded by Lawton's Capital Improvement Program.

A suspect robbed a pawn shop in Oklahoma City, and despite wearing a mask, a distinct facial mark under his right eye may help in identifying him. Police seek public assistance through social media.

Oklahoma City has announced closures and service changes for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, with postponed trash pick-up and free fares on public transit.

Moore, Oklahoma is hosting a Senior Sweetheart Dance on February 13, 2026, at the Brand Senior Center for ages 55+. Tickets are $5, with music, snacks, and prizes.

Serial killer William Reece is back in Oklahoma to face his death sentence for the 1997 murder of Tiffany Johnston after serving life sentences in Texas for other murders.

Moore, Oklahoma, is offering a one-day Science Lab and Pickleball Camp for 6-12-year-olds on January 19th, blending education with sports at The Station Recreation Center.

Edmond's 911 Emergency Communications Center shares monthly updates on 911 call intake and incident responses on Facebook to boost transparency and public engagement.

Norman Police Department invites community members to join their free, 11-week Citizens Police Academy starting February 19, with applications due by January 30.

Oklahoma City's weather this week includes temperature fluctuations, brisk mornings, and sunny afternoons with highs up to 64°F, with windy conditions throughout the week.

Oklahoma State Representative Gabe Woolley proposed a resolution to ban Sharia Law and similar foreign legal systems in Oklahoma courts, which would be a constitutional amendment subject to voter approval.

Pebblebrook Park will experience closures for sewer line construction from January 12-26, affecting trails and sidewalks but not business or residential access.

The City of Norman, Oklahoma, has released its City Manager's Report online, detailing current projects and future meetings, promoting transparency and community involvement. Residents can subscribe to an email list for weekly updates.