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Oklahoma City notifies over 64,000 households of bulky trash collection schedule changes via postcards, details on the city's website and customer portal, with changes starting March 1.
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Creek County deputies and Tulsa’s Humane Society removed dozens of emaciated dogs, cats, goats and birds from a Mannford property. Authorities say many animals need immediate medical care and donations are required.
A Motel 6 parking-lot attack left a woman with severe bite wounds and her partner injured; police shot one dog and animal welfare officers have charged the animals' owners.
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A bereaved Oklahoma father is pushing "Leo’s Law" to require fentanyl testing in child‑welfare cases after his toddler died of fentanyl exposure.
A 33-year-old woman was killed after a parked car was struck on the Turner Turnpike in Creek County; troopers identified the victim and are investigating.
Sunjun July, 22, was shot and killed outside the Wyndham Grand in downtown Oklahoma City while working as a security guard. Family members say he stood for respect and morals and was saving for dental school.
Oklahoma Human Services asked lawmakers for $25.5M to offset federal SNAP changes. Officials warn a 10.87% error rate could trigger hundreds of millions in new costs.
Weather & Environment in ...
Mostly sunny weather with highs in the low 60s is expected in Oklahoma City today, turning cloudy in the evening with lows around 36 degrees. The pleasant, dry conditions will continue through the week.
The Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus has proposed policies to support Oklahomans' financial stability, addressing wages, utility pricing, insurance premiums, and education funding.
Oklahoma City's financial report for January 2026 shows lower-than-expected sales and use tax collections, but the fiscal year-to-date revenue is slightly above projections.
OKC Streetcar service will be suspended on Feb. 1 due to developments for the new OKC Arena. Bus shuttles will operate instead, every 25 minutes along the usual route.
A reported sexual assault inside a University of Oklahoma residence hall prompted a campus-wide critical alert and an active police investigation.
Incumbent David Holt faces Matthew Pallares in Oklahoma City’s Feb. 10 mayoral election as arena, GO bond and transit debates shape the campaign.
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