Tulsa Police engaged with kids at the "Coloring with a Cop" event at McDonald's, fostering community relations through coloring books and conversation.

A man in Tulsa surrendered to police after a standoff involving threats, barricading himself, and authorities using gas irritants. He accidentally shot himself non-fatally and was hospitalized. No other injuries were reported.

Two individuals were arrested by Tulsa Police for a shooting on August 16, resulting in one death and one injury. The suspects face murder charges, with a McGirt ruling implication due to tribal membership.

Oklahoma mother Karla Carlock leads an initiative for mandatory fentanyl education in schools after her daughter died from a tainted pill, as the state sees a surge in fentanyl-related deaths.

OKC police investigate a homicide after finding a body with gunshot wounds in a truck; 35-year-old Omero Quinonez is the victim, and 25-year-old Tyler Waterman is arrested.

Louisiana Economic Development won the Best-in-Show award from SEDC for its Super Bowl LIX communication work, celebrated at a conference attended by professionals from across the American South.

Oklahoma State Representative Tom Gann challenges PSO over $700 million in bonds for Winter Storm Uri costs, citing lack of necessary audits and demanding customer refunds.

A sculpture of Charles G. "Gristmill" Jones was unveiled in Oklahoma City, honoring the pioneer's contributions to the area's development and leadership.

Oklahoma AG Drummond, with other AGs, challenges the SBTi's Net Zero Standard for potentially violating antitrust laws and causing economic harm in energy and agriculture sectors.

Sunny weather is expected in Oklahoma City, with a weekend high near 93 degrees and mild winds, but the forecast indicates showers and storms from Monday onward.

Senator Pugh mourned the passing of Pat Potts, an influential figure in early childhood education in Oklahoma, recognizing her lasting impact and transformative work.

Oklahoma Legislative Democrats are starting "Capitol Conversations," public forums for engaging citizens on topics like education and legislation, initiated by leaders Julia Kirt and Cyndi Munson.

The Edmond Farmer's Market in Oklahoma, a staple for local produce and crafts, concludes its 22nd season, offering a diverse range of goods and emphasizing efficiency and resilience despite early-season weather challenges.