The NWS reports mild temperatures and high humidity in Oklahoma City, with sunny skies and mild winds expected. The weekend will remain sunny, with potential for stronger winds on Sunday.

The Oklahoma State Fair has begun with attractions like the Piccolo Zoppé Circus and the Sky Eye Wheel. It features various festivities, including a 9/11 and America's 250th birthday commemoration, and offers discounts on tickets.

Tulsa prepares for the 8th Annual 918 Day with a "Tulsa in Motion" theme, featuring various events, special discounts, and a city tour by Mayor Nichols. The festivities include a Passport Challenge across Destination Districts for a giveaway.

ODOT begins resurfacing U.S. Highway 77 in Norman on Sept. 14, affecting 12th Ave., Tecumseh Rd., and Flood Ave., with work at night from 7 P.M. to 6 A.M., Sunday to Thursday for 60 days.

Crawford Avenue in Norman will be closed from September 15-19 for construction related to the Gray Street Two-Way 2019 Bond Project, affecting drivers south of Gray Street.

Oklahoma Supreme Court supports Governor Stitt's mandate for state employees to return to office work, with some exceptions, overriding a lawsuit that sought to maintain remote work policies.

Oklahoma AG Drummond approved the State Board of Education's legal hire, Ryan Leonard, with significant reservations about his lack of experience and potential political favoritism.

Oklahoma's Attorney General declared obscene drag shows illegal, especially where children are present, citing a need to protect them and setting a precedent that may affect how such performances are policed.

Taron Epps has been sworn in as a Lawton City Council member, bringing military experience and community engagement to the role.

Three people died in a Blanchard incident, with details scarce. The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office expressed condolences and acknowledged law enforcement cooperation.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office warned of phone scams where callers pretend to be officials demanding fines; they remind that law enforcement won't ask for phone payments.

Local high schooler Christopher Hilz was honored by Mayor Stan Booker with a Mayoral Citation for his community service and leadership, including creating an ADA-compliant gazebo.

A police standoff in Blanchard, after a welfare check, led to three deaths, including the armed suspect. Details on the cause of death and identities are pending.