Oklahoma representatives challenge OCC orders approving $1.5 billion in utility costs, questioning the qualifications of an OCC employee who audited utility charges and highlighting possible ethical issues related to Commissioner Hiett's conduct.

The CCSO celebrated their Employee Christmas Party, acknowledging staff dedication and thanking community partners for their support, while children received gifts from Santa.

Senator Todd Gollihare is honored as one of The Journal Record's "50 Most Influential Oklahomans" of 2025 for his impact in public service and leadership roles within Oklahoma.

Oklahoma AG Drummond issued an opinion stating that the state cannot prosecute tribal members for hunting on reservations, challenging Gov. Stitt's policy.

Tulsa's Safe Move initiative successfully closed three homeless camps and housed 55 people, significantly cutting the housing wait time from 220 to under 30 days.

Edmond's new AlertED system replaces CodeRED, offering quick, targeted emergency notifications on smartphones to keep residents informed and safe. Registration is required for these free, location-based alerts.

Uber faces a lawsuit over deceptive subscription practices, with accusations of negative option marketing and barriers to cancellation. The action, joined by 21 states, seeks penalties and injunctions.

Oklahoma City forecast promises a sunny day with a high near 59°F, winds increasing to 15-20 mph, and potential gusts up to 30 mph. Evening to remain clear with temperatures above 48°F and continued breezes.

A former Tulsa youth pastor, Joseph Lyle Campbell, was indicted for rape and lewd acts to a child under 16 from incidents in 1984 at his church and home.

Oklahoma City announces holiday schedule changes, with city offices closed on Dec. 24-25, altered trash collection, and free public transportation on Christmas Day.

Oklahoma's Department of Transportation issued a holiday traffic advisory highlighting construction projects and lane reductions statewide, urging caution for holiday travelers in work zones.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma has announced leadership changes involving Mark Wood moving from the Tax Commission to OMES and Dan LaFortune stepping in at the OTC.

Roadway rehabilitation is underway at 17th Street and Hoover in Lawton after a local reported the damage, with detours expected during repairs. The project reflects the city's responsiveness to resident-reported infrastructure issues.