Oklahoma's OBN K9 Interdiction Unit was named "Team of the Year" by the NCEA, and three agents received the first Royal Knights Awards for their efforts in criminal interdiction.

A Lawton man received a 70-month sentence for possessing a machinegun conversion device and other firearms, including one with a machinegun device and fentanyl pills.

Tulsa's aggressive graffiti removal program, funded by a DOJ grant, is enhancing public safety and aesthetics by cleaning up over 40 properties, with plans for 100+ more, while still appreciating legitimate street art.

Norman's Legacy Park Fest features a Battle of the Bands this Saturday with local acts competing for prizes, accompanied by food trucks and breweries, with free admission and pet-friendly policies.

"Bolt Tower," a 72-foot sculpture by Jenny Sabin Studio, has been unveiled at OKC Fair Park, celebrating its history and becoming a new interactive landmark for visitors.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has appointed three new figures to his administration: a senior advisor, a chief operating officer, and a secretary of state, to strengthen his team in the final months of his tenure.

Traffic signals are down at an intersection in Tulsa, turning it into a four-way stop and causing delays. Repair estimates are unavailable; drivers should be cautious.

The NWS reports mild temperatures and high humidity in Oklahoma City, with sunny skies and mild winds expected. The weekend will remain sunny, with potential for stronger winds on Sunday.

The Oklahoma State Fair has begun with attractions like the Piccolo Zoppé Circus and the Sky Eye Wheel. It features various festivities, including a 9/11 and America's 250th birthday commemoration, and offers discounts on tickets.

Tulsa prepares for the 8th Annual 918 Day with a "Tulsa in Motion" theme, featuring various events, special discounts, and a city tour by Mayor Nichols. The festivities include a Passport Challenge across Destination Districts for a giveaway.

ODOT begins resurfacing U.S. Highway 77 in Norman on Sept. 14, affecting 12th Ave., Tecumseh Rd., and Flood Ave., with work at night from 7 P.M. to 6 A.M., Sunday to Thursday for 60 days.

Crawford Avenue in Norman will be closed from September 15-19 for construction related to the Gray Street Two-Way 2019 Bond Project, affecting drivers south of Gray Street.

Oklahoma Supreme Court supports Governor Stitt's mandate for state employees to return to office work, with some exceptions, overriding a lawsuit that sought to maintain remote work policies.