Norman is gearing up for a highly anticipated college football game between Oklahoma Sooners and Michigan Wolverines, featured on ESPN's "College GameDay." The community, including students and a local guest chef, are excited for the matchup.

Ongoing road construction in Oklahoma City involves lane closures, detours, and narrowed lanes on major highways through 2025 or 2026, as outlined by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.

A $9 million safety upgrade for Edmond's dangerous Danforth Road and Kelly Avenue intersection is set to begin, aiming to improve traffic flow and pedestrian access.

A second judge has recused herself from Richard Glossip's case, further delaying legal proceedings regarding his murder conviction and death row experience.

Oklahoma Reps. Steve Bashore and Scott Fetgatter were named Legislators of the Year by the ORA for their pro-business work benefiting the hospitality industry.

Sen. Dossett and Rep. Hefner are promoting HB 1836 to improve Oklahoma's State Use Program for nonprofits employing people with disabilities, following a joint study session with relevant stakeholders.

Tulsa prepares for its 8th annual 918 Day on September 18 with a theme "Tulsa in Motion," featuring a city tour by Mayor Nichols and the new Passport Challenge event on September 20, where participants collect stamps for prizes.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma launched Operation SAFE in Tulsa to clear homeless camps on state properties and address related disorder by cleaning up and enforcing laws, with options for assistance or legal consequences for the displaced.

Tulsa drivers face disruptions due to multiple construction projects on key roadways and ramps, with lane reductions, detours, and night-time work schedules lasting into 2028.

North Norman residents reported unusual chlorine smell and taste in their water, which the city linked to a single operating chlorinated well; safety levels were confirmed, yet the well was temporarily shut down.

A road rage incident on I-240 in Oklahoma City resulted in a driver being shot in the leg and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect fled and has not been caught.

Oklahoma's mental health department faces major budget cuts, resulting in over 300 mental health service contracts not being renewed. Financial mismanagement was also found, with the department unlawfully paying past invoices with current budgets.

A man died after his vehicle hit a school bus in Rogers County, OK. Nine on the bus were injured, and the man, David Witty, wasn't wearing a seatbelt.