Rep. Humphrey defends ousted Forestry Director Goeller after Oklahoma wildfires, criticizing Gov. Stitt’s actions and demanding Goeller's reinstatement.

The National Weather Service warns of windy conditions in Oklahoma City, with gusts up to 45 mph, advising to secure loose items and cautioning drivers of high-profile vehicles.

New Orleans residents anticipate weather changes, with NWS predicting overcast skies, high humidity, breezy conditions, and a chance of thunderstorms.

A North Carolina man was sentenced to seven years in prison for possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute and having a firearm as a felon, after police found drugs disguised as Christmas presents during a traffic stop.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help via social media in the unsolved homicide case of Wes Langley from 2020 in Shawnee, Oklahoma.

Oklahoma County addresses aftermath of fires with property tax relief for affected residents, totaling estimated $40,211 for March wildfire victims; no fatalities reported.

Will Rogers Airport in OKC will offer Global Entry enrollment on April 14-15, aiding travelers with expedited security clearance. Pre-application and fee required.

Two Oklahoma City men received federal prison sentences for illegal firearms dealings and possession, with Osborn getting 68 months and Hermosillo 168 months.

Norman, OK has achieved a BCEGS rating of '4,' indicating high building safety standards and potential for lower insurance premiums for residents, as per their city news release.

The Energy-Saving Trees Program, by Edmond Electric and partners, offers free trees to Edmond residents to save energy and lower utility costs, with an online tool for optimal planting.

Norman's Comprehensive Plan proceeds to the public phase with a meeting schedule after Steering Committee approval, enabling community consultation on infrastructure plans.

Oklahoma Senate passes lawsuit reforms to improve the business climate and reduce the state's economic burden from legal costs, with the aim of curbing job losses and fostering fairness in the courts.

Tulsa's Mayor Nichols to announce a reparative framework on June 1 to address the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre's systemic impacts, coinciding with the city's observance day.