Oklahoma lawmakers are assessing the impact of technology and AI in education, considering the balance between digital tools and traditional teaching methods.

Oklahoma's new law mandating high school seniors to complete FAFSA has led to a 49.4% increase in applications, moving Oklahoma to 29th in national rankings. The law aims to improve higher education access and economic outcomes.

State Sen. Nikki Nice joins OK-CADP to rally against the death penalty, aiming for criminal justice reform and to honor World Day Against the Death Penalty.

Mayor Nichols and Tulsa leaders invite public input in Community Conversation series, addressing city issues including safety and homelessness, with a session on essential services on October 13.

Rep. Tammy West was reappointed to the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women, continuing her work on women's advancement in the state until 2026.

Oklahoma City residents can expect sunny, warmer weather ahead, with the NWS forecasting highs in the mid-80s, clear skies, and mild nights for the coming week.

OSBI offers a $5,000 reward for information on the homicide of 75-year-old Joe Fernando Salinas in McCurtain County, urging public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Oklahoma City police are investigating a fatal shooting at a gas station that left 53-year-old Glenn Denson dead, marking the city's 55th homicide of the year.

Holiday in the Park returns to Lawton on November 22 with activities like the Frost Your Fanny 5K and Holiday Parade, continuing through December 31. Volunteers and sponsorships are sought for the festivities.

A bicyclist was killed by a vehicle near Covell Rd. and Broadway in Edmond, with the cause of the crash still unclear and the cyclist's identity not disclosed.

Oklahoma State Senator Darrell Weaver was honored with the Oklahoma Legislative Career Achievement Award by the Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association for his support of law enforcement.

In Tulsa, a man and woman stole a Dodge Durango at gunpoint. After a police chase, both were arrested, with drugs found in the vehicle. The woman's case is complicated by tribal jurisdiction issues.

A seizure-induced car crash in Tulsa caused a power outage and traffic closures on East 31st Street. The driver was rescued and hospitalized, with power restoration efforts underway.