Drivers at East 31st Street and Memorial Drive should prepare for lane closures due to utility work. The southbound right-turn lane on Memorial Drive and the outermost westbound lane on East 31st Street will be closed for about a week.

The Oklahoma House passed a bill to modernize notary practices, including mandatory exams and record-keeping, to increase integrity and combat property fraud.

Two Woodward County residents resolved allegations of making false claims for COVID-related emergency rental aid, with ordered repayment without admitting liability.

Mayor Monroe Nichols of Tulsa is hosting a series of community conversations in various city regions to engage directly with residents and address their concerns.

OKCPD launched two new online systems to file police reports and officer feedback, including in different languages, enhancing accessibility and accountability.

Oklahoma Rep. Nicole Miller is set to observe Autism Advocacy Day, highlighting the significance of support for the autism community and recognizing the efforts of advocates.

Oklahoma Democratic lawmakers oppose new social studies standards, citing politicization and lack of proper input in their development, and call for their reconsideration.

Oklahoma Rep. Ross Ford's bills to support sexual assault victims and enhance school hiring practices pass the House and face Senate review, including the creation of a SANE coordinator and rights for victims to know the status of DNA evidence.

Oklahoma City residents are warned of turbulent weather including showers, thunderstorms, and shifting temperatures, with severe storm chances increasing at night.

Oklahoma City's Key to Home Partnership will present its State of Homelessness Address, detailing the 2025 Point in Time count and the city's strategies to address homelessness.

Lawton announces the closure of NW 13th Street for sewer main construction, urging the public to anticipate travel disruptions without specifying detour routes or completion dates.

Traffic on Boardwalk Street in Norman will face intermittent lane closures from March 31 due to pavement repairs, with eastbound lane starting first; the work is expected to take 14 days.

Oklahoma House passed a bill to reform court fees that burden ex-inmates, removing low-yield, costly-to-collect fees.