The Pond Creek Post Office closed temporarily due to building damage, with services moved to Medford Post Office. The cause and repair timeline are unknown.

Oklahoma City Council approves a $2.7 billion bond for city infrastructure, with a vote set for October 14, 2025.

Oklahoma man Robert Peters faces charges for multiple counts of animal abuse after police found 16 dogs in critical condition in his truck in St. Louis.

Shelley Zumwalt agreed to a $20,000 fine for a conflict of interest due to her involvement with a company tied to her husband while at OESC. She will also avoid state employment for two years.

Oklahoma state park restaurants, after a closure due to payment issues, are reopening following an agreement between OTRD and Lookout Kitchen. Lake Murray State Park starts first, with others to follow.

A man involved in a standoff with police in Moore after reportedly firing shots and injuring a dog is detained; he may have been in a mental health crisis. The dog is expected to be okay.

The Norman Area Resource Fair, hosted by the Cleveland County Health Department, will take place at The Well on July 16th, offering health screenings and various community services.

Oklahoma sends emergency aid teams to assist with flood response in New Mexico and Texas, showcasing a commitment to regional support during natural disasters.

An Edmond teen with autism who disappeared near Mitch Park has been located safe. Authorities and community members had been actively searching since the teen was reported missing.

Oklahoma City's weather is partially cloudy with a high humidity level; the forecast indicates a warm week ahead with temperatures rising to the high 90s°F.

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is offering a free fishing clinic at Scissortail Park, teaching fishing skills and the effects of weather on fish behavior.

Free car seat check event in Noble, Oklahoma, offers installation guidance and free seats for eligible families, taking place at the Pioneer Library on July 16th.

The Cleveland County Health Department warns of the dangers of floodwaters in Oklahoma, advising residents to avoid contact due to contamination risks and to heed safety signs and local alerts.