The CPSAB is hosting an info session in OKC's Ward 4 to discuss public safety efforts. Councilmember Todd Stone and CPSAB member Jason Brown encourage local engagement.

The City of Lawton received a $5.125 million grant from the EPA to upgrade the SEWTP with a new residuals dewatering process, improving water treatment efficiency.

Three Oklahomans received a combined 26-year sentence for fentanyl distribution resulting in death and continued sales afterward; they also pleaded guilty.

James Garner Avenue in Norman will close between Main and Gray Streets starting September 22 for major construction to make Gray Street two-way friendly, enhancing safety with new signals and sidewalks.

The Norman Utilities Authority received a $2 million grant from the OWRB for water and wastewater facility improvements, potentially saving customers $3.3 million.

Oklahoma State Senator Ally Seifried has introduced a resolution honoring the late Charlie Kirk and denouncing political violence, influenced by Kirk's work with youth in conservative politics.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes intermittent rain, with varying chances of precipitation and thunderstorms over the coming days and mild temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

A man was arrested after attacking another with a hatchet in a Tulsa park, facing multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon.

Oklahoma City Municipal Court warns of a phone scam where fraudsters, impersonating court staff, use caller ID spoofing to demand payment for outstanding tickets, threatening jail time.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond targets Temu for alleged consumer protection violations, with Apple and Google removing the app from their stores due to security concerns.

A stolen moped incident in Tulsa led to an arrest after police tracked the vehicle using an AirTag and conducted an aerial chase. The suspect, Derrius Luna, claimed he was unaware the moped was stolen.

Traffic advisory details lane closures and construction on SH-51, US-75, and other areas in Tulsa, impacting commuters with various projects until 2028.

Oklahoma City celebrates the opening of Plaza Calle Dos Cinco in Capitol Hill, featuring a variety of cultural and functional amenities, with a ribbon-cutting on September 24.