Warr Acres, Oklahoma invites residents to run for City Council, with positions open in all four Wards. Candidates must have been local residents for at least a year and submit their packets by Wednesday afternoon.

Oklahoma City reveals the design for a $121 million multipurpose stadium, part of the MAPS 4 project, set to boost sports and entertainment and slated to open January 2028.

Oklahoma City began demolishing a water storage tank at NW 52nd and Colfax Place as part of an infrastructure project, promising minimal neighborhood disruption and maintaining water quality during the works.

ODOT seeks public feedback on updating the Oklahoma State Rail Plan, with an informative meeting scheduled for December 9. Input is crucial for future rail planning and federal funding opportunities.

Oklahoma AG Drummond publicly criticizes Governor Stitt for favoring poultry interests over environmental health, referring to his actions in a lawsuit against Tyson Foods.

The NWS forecasts variable weather for Oklahoma City, with a mix of sun, clouds, possible snow showers, and sleet, followed by sunny and stable conditions.

Newcastle, Oklahoma residents will see water bill increases due to growing operational costs and the price of water from Oklahoma City, starting January 2026.

Yukon, Oklahoma, is undergoing infrastructure repairs, causing road closures and disruptions for residents and commuters. The city's government is working to reopen affected streets as soon as possible and thanks the community for their patience.

McClain County issued a Winter Weather Advisory due to icy conditions from freezing rain and sleet, cautioning drivers to be careful, especially on bridges and elevated surfaces.

Midwest City's Holiday Lights Spectacular offers a free drive-through light display from December 2-28, from 6-10 p.m. at Joe B. Barnes Regional Park.

Oklahoma's final reform of the administrative rulemaking process has been implemented, enhancing legislative oversight and public accountability, and reducing agency overreach.

Multiple road construction projects cause traffic disruptions across Oklahoma City, with lane closures and narrowing on I-35, I-240, and I-40, and continued work expected to last through 2025-2026.

Tulsa Parks introduces a range of winter activities, including day camps, toy drives, nature walks, crafting sessions, and a pickleball tournament, with registration available online.