Oklahoma Senate passes a bill that could impose the death penalty or life without parole on child sex offenders, spearheaded by Senator Warren Hamilton.

The Oklahoma legislature's Municipal Carry Act, allowing city officials to carry concealed weapons in municipal buildings, awaits the governor's approval after passing both houses.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1516 raises the age for minors to enter into insurance contracts to 16 with parental consent, aiming to protect young Oklahomans.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm and sunny day in Oklahoma City with a high of 88 degrees and a clear evening. Possible showers and storms are expected over the weekend.

An Amber Alert issued in Oklahoma City has been canceled after a 14-year-old boy was found safe. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol confirmed the teen's recovery and the arrest of suspect Timothy Ross, who was wanted on a child stealing charge.

Oklahoma's SB 658, allowing foster families to refuse children based on sexual orientation or gender identity due to religious beliefs, has been signed into law, criticized for limiting LGBTQ+ youth's foster options.

Oklahoma's $12.59 billion FY 2026 budget features tax cuts and maintains most agency funding, with a minor overall increase from the previous year. Some criticize its transparency and focus on tax reductions.

Police found 40-year-old Robert Allen Agu dead with gunshot wounds in Oklahoma City, marking the city's 25th homicide in 2025. No suspects have been identified; public tips are encouraged.

Oklahoma's leadership announced a budget deal focused on tax reductions, fiscal responsibility, and investments in public safety, education, and infrastructure.

Gray Street in Norman is shifting traffic patterns due to construction starting May 16, with lane closures and the transformation from one-way to two-way traffic.

Citylink bus routes in Edmond are being rerouted starting May 19 due to construction, affecting Routes 4, 5, and 100X. Some stops will be temporarily closed.

Oklahoma City Police are investigating the homicide of Douglas Smitherman at a carwash, marking the city's 24th homicide of 2025. No arrests have been made, and the public's help is sought.

Norman city offices will close for Memorial Day 2025, but sanitation services, certain recreational facilities, and transit systems will operate with adjusted schedules.