Tulsa closes public facilities and cancels services like trash collection due to severe winter weather, urging caution and offering virtual access to essential services.

Waterline repairs caused road closures on South Pickard Avenue in Norman, disrupting traffic; updates and reopening info were available on the city's website.

Oklahoma City tackles a severe snowstorm with Public Works clearing streets, adjusted waste collection dates, prioritized police responses, EMSA cautions, detours for public transportation, and emergency shelters made available.

Oklahoma City is experiencing severe cold, with temperatures as low as 9°F and wind chills around -1°F. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Warning and advises precautions against hypothermia.

Tulsa's Mayor declares an emergency ahead of a winter storm, activating the emergency plan and putting city crews on alert to pre-treat roads and protect residents.

Oklahoma's AG Gentner Drummond promotes new leaders and retains key advisors, appointing Shauna Peters as communications director and Stephanie Alexander as deputy chief of staff, signaling strategic continuity.

The Norman Police Department is hosting their annual Chili Supper Benefit Dinner on Jan. 29, with proceeds supporting The Christmas Store of Cleveland County.

Tulsa tackles a winter storm with active city services and emergency responders. Plows and salt trucks work nonstop; rolling blackouts are not planned, and shelters welcome residents and pets. Violators leaving pets outside may face penalties.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and state agencies prepare for a winter storm, coordinating efforts to ensure public safety and maintain services, including road treatments and waivers for utility restoration vehicles.

Oklahoma and northern Texas experienced heavy snowfall and extremely low temperatures, prompting Winter Storm and Extreme Cold Warnings from the National Weather Service.

OKC Parks is closing most indoor facilities from Jan. 23-25 due to severe winter weather, excluding the Willa D. Johnson Recreation Center and Will Rogers Senior Center, which are open Friday only.

Oklahoma City conducted its annual Point-in-Time count of the homeless population, gathering data to identify trends and provide resources. Over 100 volunteers participated in this initiative by the Key to Home Partnership.

The NWS has issued a winter storm warning for parts of Oklahoma and Texas, forecasting heavy snow, sleet, and dangerous wind chills until noon Sunday. Travel is advised against due to health risks from extreme cold.