Oklahoma's Senate Bill 553, aimed at enhancing student safety by preventing the issuance or maintenance of teaching certificates to individuals who fail to report child abuse, awaits the Governor's signature.

Oklahoma's legislature passed a bill requiring accurate labeling of plant-based and insect-derived foods as not meat, awaiting the governor's signature.

Oklahoma's Senate has passed HB 1217, aiming to ban sexually explicit performances accessible to minors. The bill now awaits the governor's signature. Critics are concerned about its broad language and potential First Amendment implications.

A woman died and several were injured in a collision on Interstate 44 in Oklahoma City. The incident led to the closure of westbound lanes at Western Avenue.

Oklahoma's House passed SB245, a bill to establish a tutoring program with bonuses for teachers. Teachers could earn up to $8,200 annually for student improvements. The bill, which previously cleared the Senate, now awaits final approval.

The NWS extends a flood watch in Oklahoma due to heavy rainfall, affecting central and southern counties with potential flooding in creeks and streams.

Edmond city's Intelligent Transportation System upgrades aim to reduce vehicle delays and collisions. The project, which started in 2006, is adding 19 more intersections to the network and will enhance traffic management by August 2026.

The Oklahoma House approved two bills to address antisemitism in schools, led by Rep. Emily Gise, with new conduct code rules and educational frameworks in place.

KickingBird Golf course in Edmond will close May 4-7 to host the 2025 NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Central Regional tournament. The Lookout restaurant will be open.

Edmond seeks a new Associate Municipal Judge. Candidates must live in Edmond, be licensed in Oklahoma law, and avoid conflicts of interest. Applications are due May 13.

The Norman Citywide Garage Sale is set for June 27-29, 2025, allowing sales without permits. Registration opens June 2 and ends June 20, but isn't required. A list of sales will be available on June 23.

Tulsa closes Mohawk Park and zoo due to heavy rain; city services operate normally, with officials monitoring for floods and urging driver caution. Residents are advised to learn siren tones and maintain emergency communication methods.

The Oklahoma Senate approved a bill to enforce a minimum 85% sentence served for accessories to murder before potential parole, moving closer to state law after a 38-5 vote.