Oklahoma Rep. Nick Archer was elected vice chair of The Energy Council and is set to become chair in 2026-2027.

Oklahoma City can expect scattered showers and thunderstorms through early week, cooler temps by midweek, and mostly sunny skies toward the weekend.

Deer Creek Middle School and Prairie Vale Elementary in Edmond closed due to power outages caused by storms, with restoration time uncertain. Other district schools remain open.

Tulsa Parks is hosting its first Handmade Market at Veterans Park, featuring over 100 local vendors and food trucks, to celebrate the city's creative spirit.

Traffic disruptions in Tulsa due to roadworks, with ODOT announcing lane closures and detours on several key routes, advising drivers to expect delays and proceed with caution.

Oklahoma officials are considering an overhaul of the child welfare system, inspired by a study on a specialized family court model like Texas' Child Protection Courts.

OKC Streetcar service faces interruptions in September and October due to construction and demolition, with EMBARK providing shuttle buses as alternatives.

Oklahoma Senator Dusty Deevers mourns the death of conservative figure Charlie Kirk and supports legislation for "Charlie Kirk Free Speech Day" and memorials on campuses to honor his legacy.

Oklahoma City's weather today includes sunny skies with a high near 87 degrees, light winds, and high humidity in the morning. Evening temperatures are expected to drop to around 72 degrees.

Jenkins Avenue will be closed for water line installation from Timberdell Road southward from September 22 at 6 a.m. to September 25 at 5 p.m. Detours will reroute traffic via Imhoff and Timberdell Roads.

Senator John Haste of Oklahoma has been appointed as Vice-Chair of the NCSL’s Health Standing Committee, looking to improve health policy with a focus on family outcomes and innovation.

Oklahoma County Sheriff declared a TV incident involving nudity in Ryan Walters' office was accidental, with the DA finding insufficient evidence for charges.

Senator Kristen Thompson secures a $2 million PREP grant for Piedmont's water system infrastructure improvements, combined with a $809,080 loan for new waterlines. This investment is expected to save customers $3.3 million in costs.