Oklahoma City celebrates the "Better Broadway" project completion with a ribbon-cutting on Nov. 25, featuring Mayor Holt, to enhance Automobile Alley's safety and infrastructure.

Edmond introduces AlertED, a new emergency alert system for timely notifications, replacing CodeRED. Residents must sign up for texts, emails, or calls about various threats.

Oklahoma City's weather for the Thanksgiving week includes patchy fog, chances of showers, and variable cloudiness with mild temperatures, per the National Weather Service.

Three charged with multiple felonies for an alleged human trafficking operation in Oklahoma and Missouri, accused of trafficking victims for sex, conspiracy, and profiting from illegal activities.

Officer Weckhorst of the Tulsa Police Department was honored as the 2025 Attorney General Officer of the Year for his exceptional service and community involvement.

Cyndi Munson, an Oklahoma Democrat, has been named one of the 'Most Powerful Women' by OKC Friday for her leadership and dedication to social justice in Oklahoma.

An Afghan national residing in the U.S. has been sentenced to 15 years for an ISIS-inspired Election Day terror plot, with his co-conspirator awaiting sentencing.

OKC officials announced city office closures on Nov. 27-28 for Thanksgiving, with altered trash collection and free public transport services on the holiday.

The City of Edmond has released its 2026 calendars featuring Route 66 history, with important city dates. Available from November 21 at an event and citywide on November 24.

Oklahoma City travelers face traffic delays due to construction, including I-40 lane narrowing, bridge work, and long-term ramp closures. ODOT advises detours and provides project timelines.

The Oklahoma AG's office highlights the work of the Charity Enforcement Unit in protecting charitable donations, including securing a $400,000 settlement for senior care.

The Oklahoma Water Resources Board granted Duncan a $13.52 million loan for water infrastructure improvements, potentially saving the city $4 million over traditional loans.

Oklahoma's Supreme Court is considering SB 1027, which changes the state's initiative petition process, facing opposition from House Democrats who see it as an infringement on constitutional rights.