Oklahoma Bolsters Legal Protections for Religious Services with New Bill Amid Concerns of Disruptions
Oklahoma passes SB 743 to protect religious services from disruption, backed by Attorney General Drummond and legislated by Sen. Gollihare and Rep. Lawson, in response to a church protest in Minnesota.
Tulsa Traffic Alert as Lane Closures and Detours Hit I-44 and SH-66 During Infrastructure Upgrades
ODOT warns of extended traffic disruptions and closures on key routes in Tulsa due to road infrastructure improvement projects, affecting I-44, SH-66, US-75, and other areas until 2028.
Speed Trap Showdown as Oklahoma Senators Fast-Track Work-Zone Cameras
Senate Bill 1434 would let DPS and ODOT place automated speed cameras at work‑zone entrances to flag and stop dangerous speeders. Backers say it could save lives; critics raise privacy concerns.
Whataburger Moves In As Covell And I-35 Turn Into Edmond’s Fast-Food Hot Corner
Edmond’s planning commission signed off on a Whataburger site plan at the Covell exit, adding another national chain to a growing mix of restaurants and retail. The move follows years of public infrastructure investment to ready the interchange for more development.
The Peake Snaps Oklahoma City Chesapeake Campus Back To Life
Robinson Park has rebranded the west half of the former Chesapeake campus as The Peake and is marketing the 14‑building site for offices, retail and housing. The developer plans to preserve on‑site amenities while leasing and selling space.












