Tulsa celebrates Source Water Protection Week, focusing on safeguarding its water sources. It's developing a protection plan for the Eucha-Spavinaw watershed and collects over 100,000 water samples annually.

Oklahoma Rep. Jay Steagall proposes a constitutional amendment for a balanced federal budget, withheld salaries during shutdowns, and ineligibility for re-election due to non-compliance.

Oklahoma Senator Kristen Thompson received the Yolanda Charney Award for her efforts against antisemitism, reflected in the passing of Senate Bills 991 and 942, which seek to protect the Jewish community.

Clear skies and warm temps dominate Oklahoma City’s forecast, with highs near 86–88 through Monday. A small rain chance appears Tuesday, before sunshine returns midweek.

Dan Hamlin replaces Nellie Sanders as Oklahoma's Secretary of Education; Governor Stitt praises Sanders' work and looks forward to Hamlin's contributions.

Lindel Fields, with a notable background in education, has been appointed as Oklahoma’s new State Superintendent of Public Instruction to complete Ryan Walters' term.

Oklahoma Sen. Bill Coleman is pushing to expand GPS tracking in protective order cases, addressing gaps in awareness and enforcement. His proposed Protection from Domestic Abuse Act will be considered in February.

OKC drivers face roadwork on I-35 with lane reductions and closures on I-40 and I-44 for safety repairs and upgrades, including a new Diverging Diamond Interchange on SH-9W.

Oklahoma City metro police launch the Blue Envelope Program to help motorists with communication challenges interact more effectively with officers during traffic stops.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt reshuffled the State Board of Education by appointing Brian Bobek and Wes Nofire to replace outgoing members Zach Archer and Sarah Lepak.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma appoints Lindel Fields as the new State Superintendent, launching reforms aimed at improving the state's education system.

Brett Griffin of Edmond Electric went from apprentice to distribution superintendent, reflecting a career of dedication and service to his community as a lineman.

Santa Fe Avenue in Edmond is undergoing road work to widen it, causing lane closures and potential traffic delays for approximately five weeks, aiming to improve traffic flow.