Oklahoma City starts the week with mid-30s temperatures, a high of 37 degrees, and windy conditions, with a slight chance of rain or freezing rain later in the week.

The Stillwater Fire Department's A Shift conducts night drills to maintain readiness for emergency responses, focusing on essential skills in low-light conditions.

David Graham promoted to EMS Sergeant at Edmond Fire Department, recognized for leadership in pre-hospital care.

Oklahoma City Police share safety tips for holiday shopping, highlighting risks like "Jugging," advising to hide cash after withdrawal, lock valuables away, shop in groups, and prefer electronic payments to reduce theft.

Grassroots campaigns encourage boycotting big retailers during the holiday shopping season to support local businesses and protest against corporate practices.

Jalen Williams, known as 'J-Dub', is set to return to the Oklahoma City Thunder lineup after recovering from wrist surgery, energizing fans and boosting the team's championship defense.

Oklahoma City is expected to experience a sharp temperature drop, strong winds, and a possibility of snow, with wind advisories in effect until Saturday evening.

The City of Mustang warned about the hazards of disposing fats, oils, and grease (FOG) into sewers and offered tips for proper disposal during the holidays.

The Oklahoma City Police used "Stranger Things" references on social media to give residents safety tips, highlighting the importance of locking doors and being vigilant.

Firefighters from the Yukon Fire Department shared a Thanksgiving meal with community members, underscoring their bonds and offering safety tips for the holiday.

Moore, Oklahoma, welcomes the holiday season with its annual Christmas Light Show at The Station at Central Park, running from Nov 28 to Jan 1, with free admission and a synchronized light display nightly from 6 PM to 10 PM.

Moore, Oklahoma, offers a 20% discount on Aquatic Season Passes for 2026 until January 1, encouraging early purchases at their local center, The Station.

The article reports the death of 18-year-old Maddix Kade Bias from Oklahoma City, who was killed by an impaired driver. His family is using social media to warn against DUI, sharing Maddix's story and the #EndDUI message to prevent similar tragedies.